Fay Wray, a noted beauty from the Golden Age of Hollywood, had two main love interests in her life. One of them was a 10-ton gorilla who dangled her from the top of the Empire State Building. The...

Vineyard Wind, which plans to build the nation’s first large-scale offshore wind farm just south of the Vineyard, is set to go before the Martha’s Vineyard Commission for a public hearing...

The latest effort to curb rental mopeds in the town of Oak Bluffs has seen a setback after a home rule petition died on Beacon Hill in December. And while Cape and Islands state Rep. Dylan Fernandes...

It’s February on the Vineyard. Coffee shops are shuttered. Scallops cost $35 a pound. And the tumbleweeds on Circuit avenue dance to the Ritz’s wispy winter riffs. In other words, it...

Citing concerns about plans by the Wampanoag tribe to build a class two gambling facility in Aquinnah with no oversight, the town selectmen have turned to the Martha’s Vineyard Commission. In...

With the purchase of two adjoining pieces of land off Lighthouse Road in Aquinnah, the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank has added nearly 40 acres of pristine rolling hills, stone walls, wetlands and...

As the Martha’s Vineyard Museum puts the finishing touches inside the renovated former Marine Hospital — now slated to open in March — more developments are occurring outside the...

It’s 6:45 a.m. and Barbara Prada’s phone is ringing. The no-nonsense, longtime Edgartown animal control officer (whose name is pronounced like an Edgartown Pray-dah, not a handbag Prada)...

As legend has it, Mark Twain once lamented the fact that America didn’t have a national poet. “But if there was one, it would be Robert Burns,” he said. On Saturday about 100...

After months of deliberations, debate and study, the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School district committee is set to decide a direction for the first phase of a multi-million-dollar...