A cloudless September sky stretched wide and blue over the Edgartown Lighthouse Saturday afternoon, where more than 150 people gathered for the annual Ceremony of Remembrance. There are now more than...

Jessie Benton’s comfortable summer home in Chilmark was just a shack on a windy hill when her parents, the painters Thomas Hart Benton and Rita Piacenza, bought it in 1923. It was her mother...

Sam Sifton, food editor and columnist for The New York Times, will take the stage at 2 p.m. on Oct. 24 as part of a long weekend of culinary events known as the Martha’s Vineyard Food &...

The Steamship Authority aired a plan this week to raise rates in 2020 to cover increased expenses — including multiple new hires and computerized management systems — resulting from last...

The early freight boat to Martha’s Vineyard is essential in the summer months, truckers and Islanders said Monday at a public hearing held by the Steamship Authority in Falmouth. “I...

Sunday afternoon’s screening of Parasite, the closing movie in this year’s Martha’s Vineyard International Film Festival, left some audience members a little stunned as they left...

The 14th annual Martha’s Vineyard International Film Festival took flight Thursday evening with a bee-themed opening party at the Film Center in Vineyard Haven. Guests enjoyed honeyed...

When it comes to Martha’s Vineyard stories, Linsey Lee literally wrote the book with Vineyard Voices: Words, Faces and Voices of Island People. Published in 1998 by the Dukes County Historical...

A petition signed by 50 Falmouth residents has forced the Steamship Authority to schedule a public hearing Monday afternoon on its proposed summer 2020 operating schedule, which includes a 5:30 a.m....

It wasn’t easy, in 1965, for a boy from West Tisbury to get close to a girl from Edgartown, especially when they were in different years at the regional high school. But by the time he was a...