The Steamship Authority has hired from within to fill one of its most critical vacancies. Mark Rozum, a 23-year boat line veteran, takes over as treasurer-comptroller July 1.

Steamship Authority governors took plenty of heat in Falmouth Tuesday evening at a public hearing on design changes for the new terminal in Woods Hole.

The Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse opens its summer main stage series June 22 with a play about a pair of American writers whose 30-year friendship was as deeply devoted as the most passionate lifelong love affair.

More than two dozen Stonehenge replicas dot the American landscape, and Ray Ewing has photographed 18 of them — so far.

A dozen poets gathered at the West Tisbury Library to remember Judith Neeld, who died in April at age 90, read her work and celebrate her recently-published career anthology.

Over the winter Camp Jabberwocky underwent an extensive renovation, the first in decades. Campers arrive next week.

When it comes to sheer size, this is probably the biggest news on the Martha’s Vineyard gallery scene: David Phelps’s Pastoral Dreamer has left the plaza in front of Edgartown’s Eisenhauer Gallery.

Six and a half weeks after starting the job, Jordan Baptiste has resigned his position as port captain for the Steamship Authority.

The Yard steps into summer this weekend with a concert showing two very different sides of the Chicago-area dance scene.

Nearly six months after releasing a report recommending changes at the Steamship Authority, the consulting team that performed last year’s comprehensive review of boat line operations is coming back.