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A new study that examined other northeast vacation destinations suggests that the implementation of a housing transfer fee would not meaningfully suppress sales on Martha’s Vineyard and could supply upwards of $10 million annually toward housing efforts.
Whitney Ryan’s life has been plagued by ticks. She’s had Lyme and babesiosis, made numerous trips to the ER, undergone intravenous treatments and even had experimental procedures to try and deal with her ailments.
An invasive tick that was first found on the Vineyard three years ago is gaining a firmer foothold on the Island.
An Island worker and his teenage son who were out fishing off Menemsha this week were detained by the U.S. Coast Guard and transferred to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility on the mainland.
An Edgartown man who staged a bomb threat at the Vineyard Haven Steamship Authority terminal in 2025 pleaded guilty to several charges in court this week but will not face any jail time.
The U.S. Coast Guard has released more details about the agency’s involvement in handing over a father and son to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials this week.
The 15-year-old Vineyard high schooler who was taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers this week was ordered to be released to his family on Friday, according to court documents
Three Hawaiian artifacts in the Martha’s Vineyard Museum collection are being returned to the Aloha State as part of an effort to repatriate native items to their home communities.
A Circuit avenue building owner is suing the Martha’s Vineyard Commission over the regional planning agency’s decision in favor of a new project at the former Phillips Hardware site.
The Brazilian man who was detained while fishing off Menemsha last week will be released from Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody while his deportation case continues to play out.
