The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School football team lost 14-0 to the Sandwich Blue Knights Sunday on the Cape.

After more than one round of discussion, the Oak Bluffs selectmen have finally settled on May 15 as the date for the annual town meeting this year.

Fourteen Vineyard student-athletes across four different teams this winter earned all-star recognition in the Cape and Islands league.

In a year like no other, the regional high school football team gets ready to start its season when it takes on Sandwich on March 14. The first home game is March 27.

Aquinnah town leaders looked to reset the cards in their dealings with the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) on Tuesday.

Girls basketball and hockey wrapped up their seasons last week after facing Sandwich and Barnstable in the Cape and Islands League tournament.

Three people will vie for two seats on the Oak Bluffs board of selectmen this spring, including two new faces, after longtime selectman Greg Coogan decided to not run again.

The Vineyard boys won the Cape and Islands league championship Friday night, after after defeating Falmouth 58-46. It was a game of ups and downs, but the Vineyarders held their own.

The high school boys hockey team’s season came to a premature end — and the girls hockey team breathed new life — on Wednesday, after a dizzying chain of coronavirus-related events produced broad reverbations throughout the Island’s high school hockey program.

The Oak Bluffs selectmen will seek damages in small claims court against a Northborough man who cut down a tree in Ocean Park on New Year’s Day without permission.