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The $13.3 million new Oak Bluffs town hall project got an enthusiastic thumbs up from the Martha’s Vineyard Commission Thursday, with members...
The World War II-era hangar at Katama Airfield was reduced to scrap on Thursday afternoon — not for the first time, but definitely for the last.
Martha’s Vineyard officially passed the 100-case count for total coronavirus patients on Friday, with Island health officials recording two new...
The all-Island school committee on Thursday approved a set of directives for a school-wide testing program, inching the program’s progress forward.
Developers of the Meetinghouse Place subdivision in Edgartown have appealed the Martha’s Vineyard Commission’s decision to deny the plan, setting up...
Preliminary sampling and analysis from researchers with the University of New Hampshire have revealed high levels of dangerous toxins from...
To tackle the challenge of protecting homeless Islanders this winter, the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital has pledged $150,000 toward establishing and...
A tax on recreational marijuana sales and a nonbinding resolution to make the Vineyard 100 per cent renewable by 2040 are among the articles on the...
Facing criticism of a plan to stop clearing unexploded munitions left over from years of target practice on Noman’s island, U.S. Navy officials will...
Selectmen expressed frustration Tuesday at what they said has been a lack of communication from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation about...
Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Tuesday a further easing of coronavirus restrictions in low-risk communities throughout the commonwealth, loosening...
Edgartown selectmen extended the town’s seasonal liquor licenses two weeks into December to encompass the Christmas in Edgartown weekend, despite...