An Edgartown man was sentenced to two and a half years in prison Friday for a variety of domestic abuse charges in Newbury.

The historic Yellow House in downtown Edgartown is set to have a dash of red on its awning this summer, with the athleisure company Lululemon signing a multi-year rental deal.

Mirroring the state and much of the country, Martha’s Vineyard threw strong support to former Vice President Joe Biden in the Democratic primary on Super Tuesday.

Polls closed at 8 p.m after a day of steady voting in every Island town in the much-watched presidential primary.

The Chappy Ferry steering committee is finding some direction, after Edgartown selectmen discussed the next steps for addressing resident concerns.

Martha’s Vineyard’s 13 coastal ponds are unique, globally rare estuarine ecosystems that dot the edges of Island.

The visible public campaign for the housing bank is now relegated to a cohort of devoted activists in working groups.

Asserting its sovereignty, the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) has taken preliminary steps to build its own public safety facility on tribal land.

From the lantern room of the Gay Head Light to the bathrooms at the Circle, Aquinnah has many capital improvement needs.

The MVC last week grappled with a proposal to demolish the historic building that houses the Red Cat Kitchen restaurant.