Michelle Gross
Eleven North restaurant in Edgartown heads south
Selectmen said they want the handicap access issue resolved before a new tenant moves in.
Facebook page lets Island artisans promote holiday wares
More than 200 people have joined Esther Laiacona's MV Women's Cooperative page on Facebook, to promote their holiday wares.
Christmastime in Edgartown proves fruitful for merchants
Despite cold temperatures, many Edgartown businesses are seeing green this holiday shopping season.
MVC considers change in voting bylaw
If approved, Martha's Vineyard Commission members could vote despite a missed hearing.
MVC closes hearing for Alliance Community Church expansion
Following an 11 month process, the Martha's Vineyard Commission is set to make a decision.
From trash to treasure, the experts tell us what it’s worth
The Martha's Vineyard Museum hosted an antiques roadshow in Chilmark Friday night.
Rocco’s Pizza owner takes over Lattanzi space
Plans include a renovation and construction of a bar at the Edgartown location.
Lattanzi’s restaurant sold for $1.75 million
Lattanzi's restaurant in Edgartown may be closed, but for owner Albert Lattanzi, life's just getting started.
Edgartown selectmen continue town’s single tax rate
Town assessors learn that state has sided with the town in 18 of 18 appeals to the appellate tax board.
Martha’s Vineyard Youth Leadership Initiative essay contest
Martha's Vineyard Youth Leadership Initiative kicked off an essay contest last month that asks Island students to explain why diversity is important to them.
VTA fare hike is set for January
The Vineyard Transit Authority will discuss a multi-year fare increase today that would hike annual bus passes $10, starting January 1.
Send adventurous Emily to Sweden
MVRHS graduate Emily Rae Carter has applied for an adventurous three-day dog sledding trek across the Arctic tundra. She needs your votes.
The search for Vineyard-made gifts – Michelle Gross
Why leave (or even go online"¦) when it's time to shop for the holidays? There's a lot of great local loot to be had.
MVC talked wastewater at Alliance Community Church hearing Thursday
The Martha's Vineyard Commission continued the public hearing process for the fifth time.
Traffic studies dominate at Stop & Shop hearing
The Martha's Vineyard Commission reviewed two traffic studies as part its review of the supermarket's proposed expansion plans in Vineyard Haven
Family to Family donated 215 Thanksgiving meals to those in need
Relying on Island generosity, the volunteer organization provided all the ingredients for a complete holiday meal.
Final medical marijuana applications due
Four Island businesses must submit complete applications and a $30,000 check to be considered.
Island health care professionals not sold on medical marijuana
Many physicians see adverse effects of prescribing marijuana for medicinal use.
MVC decides NSTAR DRI with conditions, and says, ‘Let them sue’
A long review of new telephone poles ends in ambiguity, and a pledge to work together.
Maciel Marine sold to owners of Edgartown Marine
The Vineyard Haven boatyard has been in the Maciel family for several generations.