As host of The Point, she guides listeners through conversations that move easily from the deeply serious to the seasonal; as the station’s news editor, she has navigated years of budget tightening ...

Martha’s Vineyard Sexual Wellness (MVSwell) – but the 40-year-old nonprofit is more determined than ever to advocate for ...

When Chef Gina Stanley arrived on the Vineyard in 2000, she didn’t necessarily plan to stay. But what started as an adventure ...

The subdivision proposal in Edgartown drew condemnation Thursday night from members of the public who worried about the project’s potential to add extra traffic, further degrade Edgartown Great Pond ...

Jaime L. Curley will be the next superintendent of schools on Martha’s Vineyard, assuming successful contract negotiations, following a marathon meeting of the all-Island school committee Thursday ...

Rosemarie Haigazian, of Edgartown, died on Feb. 4 at Newton Wellesley Hospital after a brief illness. She was 74. She fought a long and valiant battle with MS. Rosemarie was born in Philadelphia, Pa.

William T. LeRoyer, Sr., 76, of Ipswich, formerly of Edgartown, died on Thursday, Feb. 5 at Mass General Hospital, surrounded by his family, after complications related to cancer treatment. A formal ...

Linda Jean Rose, of Vineyard Haven, died at home on Feb. 4 surrounded by her loving family. She was 79. A full obituary will follow.

Vineyard Haven Philip C. Smallwood and Teresa A. Oakley purchased 0 Red Buoy Lane in Vineyard Haven from Idalyn L. Macchia-Gilstad and Charles R. Gilstad for $585,000 on Feb 5. Jason Michael Davey ...

I do not mind the cold and I’m usually a fan of a nice snow. I’m fond of being housebound to catch up on long-neglected puttering.

In the nail-biting finale to a dominating season, the Martha’s Vineyard Boys Basketball team defeated Falmouth High School 44-42 Friday night, securing the top spot in the Cape and Islands League.

With the temperatures on Martha’s Vineyard dipping into the single digits and struggling to get above freezing, a question has been on the mind of Islanders: what does this mean for the pesky tick?