Beginning next spring, Islanders can expect seasonal hikes in Steamship Authority vehicle fares and Falmouth parking rates as the boat line seeks to nourish a projected 2019 net surplus of just over $141,000.

The Mobile Market makes its last stop of the season on Oct. 14, after a successful second season.

The Room Where I Was Held, the first play by journalist David Zax opens tonight at the Martha's Vineyard Playhouse.

The end of high travel season brings the return of heavy equipment to Woods Hole, as the SSA continues its reconstruction of the shoreside facility.

Islanders old and young crowded the Old Sculpin Gallery Sunday at the opening reception for She, featuring 60 works by more than 40 Vineyard artists.

Dr. Siamak Adibi, retired professor of medicine, Iran native and longtime Chappy summer resident, tackles a new mission with fervor.

Steamship Authority governors voiced their strong approval this week for the job Robert Davis has been doing in his first year as general manager.

The Steamship Authority is preparing to resume its former policy of allowing the 10-ride commuter pass to be used by multiple people who are traveling together.

A 2001 Aquinnah bylaw requiring archaeological reviews of proposed building sites has unearthed scores of significant discoveries.

The golden era of reggae and rock-steady gleamed again for two hours at the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center August 13, when Toots & the Maytals delighted their audience with a concert featuring many Jamaican hits from the 1960s and 1970s.