Pimpneymouse Farm, the historic coastal farm that has graced the eastern-facing shoreline of Chappaquiddick for nearly a century, will be preserved in a joint conservation purchase by the Martha's Vineyard Land Bank and the Sheriff's Meadow Foundation.

The land nonprofit has been the subject of considerable controversy recently as abutters, recreational beachgoers, and conservation officials dispute the Trustees’ management approach.

The breach at Katama appears to be at the final stage of its existence.

Chappaquiddickers Bob Bottary and Jay Hunter are among the current grand leaders in the Martha's Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby.

Mark your calendars for the next potluck at the Chappy Community Center on Wednesday, Oct. 18 from 6 to 8 p.m.

Fortunately, Hurricane Lee had much less impact on the island than anticipated.

The Trustees of Reservations is under scrutiny once again after the Edgartown conservation commission found the regional land trust failed to properly demarcate oversand vehicle trails.

If the Chappy Ferry is forced to shut down regular service during the passage of Hurricane Lee and you have an emergency that requires you to retreat from Chappy, please call 911.

The first Chappy Community Center potluck of the off-season will be on Wednesday, Sept. 20 from 6 to 8 p.m.

The Trustees of Reservations unveiled a new plan to manage its Chappaquiddick beaches Thursday, more than a year after it pulled a previous plan in response to backlash from residents and visitors.