At a joint meeting Friday morning between Tisbury selectmen and town board of health officials, selectmen voted unanimously to postpone all meetings on town owned property through May 1.

The pace of cancellations has quickened and Island agencies and businesses are announcing new rules aimed at controlling the spread of Covid-19.

Tisbury School students got a private performance Tuesday by an internationally acclaimed dance ensemble from Cuba.

Oak Bluffs police officers, business owners and neighborhood residents filled many of the seats at an alcohol licensing workshop Tuesday evening, held by selectmen during their regular meeting.

The coronavirus is making its presence felt in Martha’s Vineyard schools, with four staff members under self-quarantine after recent international travel and a number of children out of class.

A new art show highlights the creative side of the Vineyard Independence Partnership, a social organization made up of adults with disabilities.

Tisbury selectmen have continued until early April a hearing on Noah Mayrand’s application to farm oysters in a one-acre portion of Lake Tashmoo. It marks the first aquaculture permit application in town.

James Malkin was named to represent Martha’s Vineyard on the Steamship Authority board of governors, following a unanimous vote by the Dukes County Commission Wednesday afternoon.

Tisbury selectmen still have the option to place a student-written plastic bottle ban on the upcoming annual town meeting warrant.

Tisbury selectmen have taken another step toward retail recreational marijuana, approving a host-community agreement with Patient Centric.