Plagued by light air, Saturday’s Round the Island race finished less than halfway round the Island. The annual sailing competition is sponsored by the Edgartown Yacht Club. Only 13 of 56...

The Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission has gone to court seeking to freeze the bank accounts of Airport Mobil gas station owner Michael Rotondo, in anticipation of claiming rent, costs of...

A modular home under construction in Oak Bluffs was mostly destroyed Wednesday when a crane tipped over. Town police, fire, EMS and building inspector responded to the scene at Madison avenue on...

Steamship Authority senior managers said this week they will consider eliminating the 5:30 a.m. freight run from Woods Hole to the Vineyard in the winter and shoulder seasons. The early morning route...

The 94th annual Edgartown Yacht Club Regatta concluded Saturday after three days of challenging conditions in the waters off Edgartown. Island skippers held their own against top competitors who...

After three months of legal battles, the owner of Airport Mobil said he will close the station and car wash at the end of the day Monday, July 17. Michael Rotondo said he plans to tear down the...

A longstanding program that provides counseling, education, job placement and other services for Islanders who have been incarcerated, is slated for elimination due to state budget cutbacks. The...

The 12th annual Vineyard Cup may go down as the most adventurous in the history of the event, with day one of racing scrapped because of violent weather and three boats dismasted in the second and...

Steve Ewing, dock builder, conservationist and Edgartown poet laureate is this year’s recipient of the Walter Cronkite award from Sail Martha’s Vineyard. The award honors someone who...

The Edgartown harbor master is investigating a boat grounding on Cape Pogue overnight. The 32-foot Chris Craft power vessel is owned by a corporation which lists Earnest A. Boch as a manager, and is...