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

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 ...

If you were unavailable to attend Alex Schaeffer’s fire emergency preparedness talk, check out the Chappaquiddick Island Association website for the recording.

Interregnum is a word that you do not see frequently in print —it is simply not used that often. Nonetheless, I find myself ...

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.

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

It has been a slow week, with not a lot of migrating birds to report due to the incredibly windy weather.

Nothing is more destructive to the respect for the government and the laws of the land than the passing of laws which can not be enforced.” ...

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

Nicole Fullin has been named editor of Martha’s Vineyard Magazine, the 41-year-old award-winning magazine owned by the Media Group.

What a wonderful day of mahjong, friendship, and community spirit. On Oct. 17, MV Center for Living hosted its first annual mahjong tournament at the Grange Hall in West Tisbury.

I must admit I have been somewhat remiss in keeping my finger on the pulse of town these past few days. True to my recent tradition of welcoming another year of life amidst the wild beauty of a ...