Edgartown Marine and Vineyard Island Marina, formerly Maciel Marine, have been sold, owners George Rogers and Sheryl Roth Rogers confirmed this week. The buyer is Prime Marina Group.

The state Supreme Judicial Court has reversed a Dukes County superior court judge’s decision to throw out an indictment against a Vineyard Haven man. The case returns to court for trial this fall.

Oak Bluffs selectmen opted for downward-directed lighting for the sidewalk atop the restored North Bluff following an extensive debate at their Tuesday meeting.

Town officials are encouraged with the progress of repairs to the U.S. Post Office branch in Edgartown.

The Steamship Authority will close its reservation counter at the airport this fall and move the operation to its Vineyard Haven terminal.

In a cost cutting move, the U.S. Coast Guard has proposed removing 31 navigation buoys from waters surrounding Martha’s Vineyard.

Sail Martha’s Vineyard began 25 years ago with a simple mission: the founders of the nonprofit organization wanted to get Island kids on the water for free.

More than 150 people turned out on a sunny, blustery day last Sunday for a simple ceremony to remember Asa French, who died last month at the age of 30.

The long-running North Bluff coastal bank restoration project in Oak Bluffs is on time and under budget, town officials learned during a walking tour at the site this week.

The Marthas’s Vineyard Seacoast Defence Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), sponsored the wreath-laying ceremony in front of the Edgartown courthouse Monday.