The Island’s salt marshes are iconic. But beyond being the muse for landscape painters and art photographers, they are an ...

Under cloudy skies on Monday afternoon, Meg Athearn of Morning Glory Farm laid out a last-minute free farmer’s market on a ...

Children’s book author Richard Michelson has written a number of books introducing children to lesser-celebrated firsts. In ...

To our readers,  Thank you for helping us to become New England’s 2025 Newspaper of the Year. We are honored by this award, and honored that you are part of our commitment to community-supported ...

Peter Weiss, a trailblazing attorney and a tireless advocate for human rights, international law, and the abolition of nuclear weapons, died November 3 at the age of 99, one month shy of his 100th ...

Martha’ Hospital is teaming up with the Vineyard Boards of Health, Island Health Care, Communication Ambassador Partnership and Martha’ Regional High School to offer an island-wide flu and COVID-19 ...

A wind development with nearly 150 turbines planned off the coast of the Island was issued a blow Tuesday when a federal ...

The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School girls varsity soccer team advanced to the division two MIAA state quarterfinals on ...

With the leaves starting to turn and drop, and the weather getting colder, the Island’s only shelter for the unhoused ...

Nights draw in with the time change. We come home at day’s end in dusk, or even nighttime. It is amazing how many drivers ...

By Lucy Doyle, Stela Duncheva, and Charlotte Cramer The Island Cup is one of the most cherished sporting events on both ...

You don’t have to know anything about jazz to grasp the importance of Keith Jarrett’s legendary musical talent. The ...