Now in its second year, the Food Equity Network, an affiliation of business and community leaders, is looking at ways to help Island seniors stay well fed.

At the West Tisbury Free Public Library, Charlotte's Web has escaped from its bookbinding and taken shape on the wall as the latest literary mural by local decorative painter Linda Carnegie.

Edgartown’s neoclassical Old Whaling Church was filled with classical music Saturday night as the Martha’s Vineyard Chamber Music Society presented the final concert of its 47th season, featuring the Martha’s Vineyard Piano Quartet.

On Tuesday evening at the Portuguese American Club the Island community gathered to celebrate siblings Heidi, Peter and Frank Dunkl, winners of this year's Creative Living Award.

The signs still say “Opening November 2017,” but the Steamship Authority’s temporary terminal in Woods Hole will not open its doors until next month.

Under pressure from the FAA to increase revenue, the airport commission is looking at raising rents at the business park.

Whether you're seeking knowledge or seeking nourishment, Betty Burton is at your service.

Thirteen months after construction began on a new airport fire station, the Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission held a ceremonial ribbon cutting and building tours Thursday.

Nearly 30 Island nonprofit groups and community programs enjoyed a spotlight moment Tuesday evening, when the Permanent Endowment for Martha’s Vineyard presented them with grants.

A new Martha’s Vineyard festival made its debut Saturday at Thimble Farm in Oak Bluffs, where the nonprofit Island Grown Initiative hosted a fall fest at its Farm Hub greenhouses and gardens.