Funds for an emergency generator were cut from the Edgartown library budget early in the building process, but now school and library officials say one is needed. Selectmen will explore the idea.

A large crowd gathered at the Oak Bluffs School Friday that focused on heroin addiction. The organizer was Billy Pfaff, founder of the Facebook group Heroin Is Killing My Town.

A good report card from a recent federal inspection and a plan by manager Ann Crook to bring in more revenues topped the monthly meeting of the airport commission.

Oak Bluffs selectmen approved permits for two food trucks to operate this summer, the first since the board established a set of regulations governing mobile food establishments.

Ann Crook, the new Martha's Vineyard Airport manager, landed on the Island last week eager to turn problems into opportunities.

Jim Reynolds came to Martha’s Vineyard looking for a simpler, quieter life. Ron Rappaport, born and raised in Oak Bluffs, came back for the same thing.

Edgartown selectmen got word during their Monday meeting that renovation work can proceed at the U.S. Post Office branch at the Edgartown Triangle.

Adding a jolt to growing emotion and concern about the opiate problem on Martha's Vineyard, an Oak Bluffs mother and elected Island official has gone public about her daughter’s heroin addiction.

Edgartown selectmen approved alcohol license changes for two downtown businesses at their Monday meeting.

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Traveling from polluted Taunton River to Sengekontacket Pond, quahaugs cleanse themselves as nature intended.