A new multiple listing service for Vineyard real estate is set to launch June 1, as a leading Cape Cod Realtors group looks to plant a flag in the lucrative Island real estate market.

The annual Memorial Day parade stepped off smartly in Vineyard Haven Monday under overcast skies and a solemn air.

Next month, U.S. Coast Guard master chief Robert Riemer hands over his command after a successful four-year tour at station Menemsha.

Oak Bluffs selectmen have approved a measure that will lower the speed limit on most town streets to 25 miles per hour.

Oak Bluffs selectmen sent the new town hall project back to the architect’s drawing board for cost cutting revisions, after the sole bid came in high.

The Carnegie, the newly rebranded name for the old Carnegie Library on North Water street in Edgartown, is set for a grand reopening next month.

In a dedication ceremony Tuesday afternoon, Martha’s Vineyard Community Services opened a new space to house its Island Intervention Center.

Edgartown cemetery commissioner Elizabeth Villard led a three-year gravestone restoration effort.

A sole bid for the new town hall came in substantially higher than the money appropriated for the project.

An outmoded and poorly integrated radio system Islandwide has become a critical point of failure for emergency responders, but the path to an upgrade has been strewn with challenges.