As the spread of the southern pine beetle wreaks havoc on the Island’s forests, researchers at Polly Hill Arboretum are using the beetle’s own biology to try and stop the invasive species.

A new study by the Woodwell Climate Research Center in Woods Hole has found that more than 2 million metric tons of carbon are locked inside the Island’s forests and soil.

It’s possible to catch a rainbow. The equipment includes morning sunlight, a fishing rod and some steady patience.

Brad Lopes has built a career focused on helping tribal students navigate adversities that he dealt with as a student and advocating for more equitable school environments.

The 52nd Annual Kids Trout tournament begins at first light on Saturday, May 2 at Duarte's Pond.

Renee Clancy will take on the role having been the hospital’s executive director of nursing the past three years. The position was previously held by Claire Seguin, who was appointed to be hospital president and chief operating officer earlier this year.

The Trustees of Reservations will conduct burns at Wasque and Long Point.

A proposal by the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) to acquire some of the most prominent properties in town caught officials off guard, prompting the select board to decline a request to put the question to the voters this spring.

Voters in Edgartown gave the initial sign-offs on a $900,000 override and $3 million to purchase the Martha's Vineyard Boys & Girls Club property at the annual town meeting Tuesday. Both measures also need approval at Thursday's election.

Chappaquiddick residents voiced concerns about the financial transparency and ownership structure of the Chappy Ferry last week as the select board considers signing off on a new buyer for the service.