The Martha's Vineyard Commission raised concerns this week about stormwater runoff and nitrogen pollution from the new Jordan ...

Astronomers tell us that Venus may not be visible now but it will be visible in the morning sky for sure around Thanksgiving. And it will be at its highest in the morning sky come January.

Falmouth Academy will host an open house on Saturday, Nov. 7 from 1 to 3 p.m., to welcome prospective students and their families to explore the school’s academic programs, and meet faculty and ...

From the October 27, 1995 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: To a number of Vineyard residents, Halloween is no small observance. At Shirley’s Hardware in Vineyard Haven, the staff treat the annual day ...

The annual celebration of the Martha’s Vineyard Bank Charitable Foundation took place on Tuesday evening at Camp Jabberwocky ...

To a number of Vineyard residents, Halloween is no small observance. At Shirley’s Hardware in Vineyard Haven, the staff treat the annual day of Hallow’s Eve as a big event.

Islanders will weigh in on the governor’s race, Massachusetts’ federal representation in Washington, D.C. and an array of ballot questions at the midterm elections next week.

The Steamship Authority is looking to bring in an outside company to see if its plan to roll out a new reservation system is ...

Some mornings, the news doesn’t arrive as a series of events. It arrives as an accumulation. One revelation follows another.

A new rock opera that debuted this week at the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge has strong Vineyard ties.

In this week’s 10-minute wrap-up of the news from the Vineyard Gazette, Islanders will weigh-in on statewide contested races but on the Vineyard, the Island’s state senator and state representative ...

Meadow voles, more formally Microtus pennsylvanicus, make a big impression in the Island’s fields and wetlands. With tunnel ...