For culinary professional Katie Leaird, the Edgartown Village Market will offer a chance to turn her passion for handmade pasta into a small business.

Oak Bluffs turned rainbow Saturday afternoon as more than 25 regional and Island organizations showed up for the second annual Pride parade.

Town officials said they are hoping to start allowing oversand vehicle access on Norton Point as soon as next week.

Aquinnah is considering work to improve the restrooms and water line at Aquinnah Circle, as well as the town hall parking lot.

A Texas county sheriff's office has now completed its investigation into the migrant flights from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard last September and filed a criminal case with the local district attorney.

The National Weather Service issued an air quality warning over the Vineyard and much of New England due to smoke blown over from wildfires in Quebec.

Representatives from the town of Edgartown and the Dukes County Commission made pitches to take over ownership of the former Land Bank headquarters in Edgartown.

This past weekend, the museum hosted Martha’s Vineyard Flavors: A Food History Symposium, filled with workshops and panels that highlighted the Island’s culinary community throughout time.

Island housing advocates will return to Boston Tuesday to lobby their support for the local option transfer fee and housing bank bills being reviewed at the State House.