The water looked like glass as the center-console fishing boat, refitted for sharking, left Ryder’s Cove at 9 am, drove past Chatham Bar through a natural inlet that moves and shifts to the will of ...

On Wednesday July 29 at 7:30 pm, a feature-length documentary, “Behind the Lines,” will be one of the films screened as part ...

As a diehard bicyclist of long standing, I have an aversion to electric bicycles, or e-bikes. Don’t like ’em. They’re too heavy, too fast, and too quiet. Many of the people who ride them on the shared ...

HBCU Arts and Castle of Our Skins will feature a three-city concert tour and host a weeklong Martha’s Vineyard arts festival, ...

The price of great local coverage? Just $1 a week. We believe strongly in public access to reliable information, and we are equally committed to building a sustainable future for the local journalism ...

This was a summer highlighted by the World Cup. Bars and eateries across the Island that showcased the games saw crowds of fans who stared at the screens with bated breath, erupting into boisterous ...

After almost a yearlong hiatus, the Steamship Authority (SSA) restarted its pilot program to fuel its largest ferry with a renewable diesel fuel. The SSA Board unanimously approved for the ferry line ...

Federal wildlife officials are investigating an incident at Edgartown Great Pond after local conservationists found a flightless piping plover chick with two fractured legs that later had to be ...

Eversource announced Monday that they officially completed an energy project to deliver more power to the Island. The Martha’s Vineyard Reliability Project and 91 Replacement Cable Project, a ...

As I have journeyed through life, I have come to understand that one of my greatest blessings has not been where I have traveled, or what I have accomplished. It has been the remarkable people who ...

Pickleball is widely acknowledged as the fastest growing sport in the country, and its accessibility, social environment, and ...

The proposed Katama Meadows subdivision with its 52 new lots, 26 of which are large luxury homes of 4,000 square feet, will do irreparable harm to the low-lying outwash plains of Edgartown, increasing ...