Nearly 25 years after the M/V Martha’s Vineyard began her daily seven-mile passages between Woods Hole and the Vineyard, the Florida-built Steamship Authority ferry is getting a $17.4 million,...

Steamship Authority governors approved a $97.8 million operating budget for 2018 that includes no rate increases, agreed to renew licenses for private ferry operators including the Falmouth-Edgartown...

A mix of older Islanders, young families, Tisbury town officials and teenagers gathered Sunday to protest the Eversource plan to apply herbicides under power lines on Martha’s Vineyard this...

This was supposed to be the last week of the year for the Mobile Market, a modified florist’s truck that visits Martha’s Vineyard neighborhoods to sell fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs...

Behind a garden fence in Vineyard Haven lies a realm of castles, dragons, minstrels and mermaids, all crafted in clay by Bill O’Callaghan. This fanciful world, of his own imagination, is...

The top three finishers in Sunday’s Gay Head 10K road race were all women, a first for the five-year-old event. Not only were they the fastest, the three weren’t ready to stop at the...

Heather Quinn had a tough choice: whether or not to leave her longtime job as director of the Chilmark Preschool for an Islandwide position heading Early Childhood Programs, an agency of Martha...

The opening reception for Eyes of the Island, a first-of-its-kind group exhibition featuring award-winning photographs from the Vineyard Gazette, was so well attended and convivial that many in the...

The fair in August may be the busiest event of the year for the Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society, but Saturday’s Living Local Harvest Festival stands out for hosting the largest...

Beaches, marshes and dunes are more than landscape features to the town of Oak Bluffs. The humans who use these coastal resources contribute roughly $1.5 million a year to the local economy,...