Tisbury voters will decide next week whether to add spirits to restaurant menus, in a referendum ballot question that has divided the business districts and residential neighborhoods.
Police said speed was a factor in an accident that seriously injured two Vineyard men Sunday. A crash in Chilmark Saturday injured the driver, who faces charges.
The town of Edgartown and the Hall family have reached an agreement that is expected to clear the way for the town to take the Yellow House by eminent domain.
A total of 58 criminal cases on Martha’s Vineyard will be dropped as a result of the statewide drug lab scandal that unfolded four years ago involving Annie Dookhan, the former state chemist who mishandled evidence in thousands of drug cases.
Deborah MacInnis has worked in libraries since she was in the eighth grade. And the biggest part of that work has been 40 years as children’s librarian in Edgartown.
A $3.7 million overhaul of the Martha’s Vineyard Arena was quickly halted by the Oak Bluffs building inspector when it was discovered that the project had no permits.
The owner of the gas station and car wash facility has filed a lawsuit against the Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission after the commission voted to award a lease to a competing station in Edgartown.
A ruling this week stated that the state Department of Environmental Protection was correct when it issued a license for a new Steamship Authority terminal and ferry slips in Woods Hole.
