Some students go to MIT to study Maglev trains, 3D printers or terrestrial invertebrate phylogeny. Tim Roberts, a 2015 graduate of the regional high school, went to MIT to play basketball. And do all that other fun stuff, too.
The Martha's Vineyard Sharks summer baseball team will join the New England Collegiate Baseball League after their current league dropped its opposition to the move.
In response to a proposed 34-lot Edgartown subdivision, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission voted Thursday to add more teeth to its affordable housing contribution policy for future developments of regional impact (DRI’s).
When officer James (Jamie) Craig, the hands-on-hips 26-year veteran of the Edgartown police force enters a room, he doesn’t think much about the decor. He thinks about the quickest way he can get out.
Emergency service call centers throughout the state of Massachusetts can now accept 911 text messages, according to a Wednesday press release from Gov. Charlie Baker’s office.
Edgartown has offered remediation for the four closest abutters who were concerned about the quality of their well water after a sewage main leak off Donalbain Close Road that occurred on Nov. 18, 2018.
Aquinnah selectmen are asking the Wampanoag tribe to confirm a list of details about a planned bingo hall. And the selectmen want a response by Tuesday.
After listening to emotional testimony from town residents on Wednesday, the Cottage City Historic District Commission decided to continue a public hearing on the fate of the Old Variety Store in downtown Oak Bluffs.
The Vose family is undertaking a $200,000 renovation project to raise their historic boathouse by a foot. The structure in Edgartown Harbor dates back to 1899.
