A group of Vineyard Transit Authority (VTA) bus drivers picketed at Five Corners Wednesday morning over contract talks.

Oak Bluffs voters overwhelmingly approved additional money to build a new town hall at a well-attended special town meeting Tuesday evening.

Under cold, clear skies Sunday morning, a large contingent of Island veterans gathered for a parade and ceremony to honor those who served.

The Rev. Stephen Harding, pastor at Grace Episcopal Church, arrived on the Vineyard with his family in early November and found a congregation waiting with open arms.

Oak Bluffs voters will gather for a special town meeting tonight to vote on two major spending issues. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. in the Oak Bluffs School.

Don Groover was 13 years old when musical lightning struck.

Family, friends, and many veterans are mourning the death last week of William (Bill) Stafursky who died on Nov. 1. at the age of 70.

An Island needs boats and thankfully the art of boat building remains strong on the Vineyard. If in doubt, check out The Art of Boatbuilding exhibit on display at Featherstone Center for the Arts.

A standing room-only crowd packed the Edgartown courthouse Thursday afternoon to honor the superior court clerk.

Last year, over the course of the entire hunting season five deer were donated to the venison donation program. This year, the program’s second, that number was reached in the first few weeks of the bow hunting season.