Government
Massachusetts lawmakers announced the grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation Friday evening, and said it could be a sign of further funding...
In the face of a persistent housing crunch, a controversial state law designed to spur development of affordable housing is once again being...
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation has begun working on potential solutions for Five Corners, the traffic-plagued, flood-prone...
A long-standing project to replace the Oak Bluffs harbor jetty was a topic of contention last week between residents and a town committee tasked with...
Thomas Moakley, an assistant district attorney who handles criminal cases in Edgartown court, is the first person to publicly say they will be...
The Steamship Authority needs to overhaul its information technology systems as soon as possible, according to a long-awaited report presented...
The 150-page Martha's Vineyard Statistical Profile lays out everything from the Island's population to electric use.
A special winter town meeting to consider using modular buildings for Tisbury town offices has been called off as town officials weigh plans for a...
Boards of health across the Vineyard are considering using federal opioid settlements to fund an Islandwide substance use disorder coordinator...
Southern Tier, a new neighborhood of 60 affordable apartments just east of the Martha’s Vineyard Ice Arena in Oak Bluffs, plans to be built in one...
In a state committee hearing Tuesday, state Sen. Susan Moran told fellow legislators she requested that state auditor Diana DiZoglio conduct an audit...
The Edgartown conservation commission grilled The Trustees of Reservations Wednesday as the statewide land nonprofit continued its bid to renew its...