A hotel planned to stand three stories tall in Oak Bluffs received the green light from the Martha’s Vineyard Commission ...

The second annual Great Martha’s Vineyard Bake Off was held this weekend, with bakeries, cafés, and restaurants across the ...

Martha’ Family Chorus, directed by Roberta Kirn, will be performing on Thursday, December 18th at the MV Hebrew Center, at 6 pm. Donations will be gratefully accepted in support of The Song Exchange ...

Knowing Leaves By Jeffrey Agnoli The oak leaf cycle  surrounds us like an aura from springing  pink buds to singing green orbs to browning wings all phases complete  and visible to all a lesson freely ...

The federal government officially targeted a key permit of New England Wind, an offshore wind project planned for 20 miles ...

The Steamship Authority has finalized contract negotiations with its new general manager, marking the next step toward a new ...

A new nonprofit initiative to combat the documented spike in tick-borne illnesses on the Vineyard went live today, with experts on the rising public health crisis running the operation. The main goal ...

The chair of Tisbury’s Select Board may be facing criminal charges after allegedly breaking and entering into a Steamship ...

A significant donation has been made toward the fight to end domestic violence on the Island.  Organizers behind the music ...

With the days getting shorter, it’s impossible not to notice the darkened homes around the Island where the lights are off on winter evenings — like broken bulbs along a string of Christmas lights.

It was heartening to read the piece on food insecurity on the Island and the outpouring of support from Islanders to provide holiday meals to needy families (“Islanders helping Islanders,” Nov. 21).

There’s been much clearing and building on the Haven–Edgartown Road in the past few years. I’m concerned, however, about the relatively recent leveling of trees and brush and the mountains of ...