The national walkout took place Wednesday, but due to a snow day Island schools adjusted plans.

Rep. Dylan Fernandes and Sen. Julian Cyr visited Island selectmen last week to talk about two major issues: housing and wastewater.

About two dozen women and men gathered at Five Corners on Thursday afternoon, many with home-made signs, to celebrate International Women's Day.

The parking situation at the West Tisbury School is unsafe, the chairman of the up-Island regional school district committee said this week

The Martha's Vineyard Film Festival, now in its 18th year, begins on Thursday, March 15 with a screening of Chappaquiddick at the Edgartown Cinema.

New shellfish regulations and strained tempers topped a three-hour Tisbury selectmen’s meeting Tuesday that had a little bit of everything. It ended with a fire scare in the town hall that drew a ladder truck and two fire engines.

On Saturday the closing reception of Mila Lowe's photography exhibit Local Immigrants, held at the Oak Bluffs Library, was sparsely attended due to the storm raging outside. But this did not diminish the power of her art and the community she created.

Community Services got a boost for its new early childhood center when the regional school committee approved a long-term lease.

Since beginning work in mid-January, the new hospital CEO has held roundtables with employees at all levels of care and met with community leaders.

West Tisbury selectmen are considering how to word an agreement with the owner of the first medical marijuana dispensary and cultivation facility.