EDGARTOWN - Officials in Edgartown closed South Beach to swimming twice this afternoon after shark sightings. According to the Vineyard Gazzette, a … [Read more...]
Concert Series Kicks off MV Summer Festival
July 11, 2019
The Martha's Vineyard Summer Festival is here! This incredible series of music, movies, food and fun will be the highlight of the season, and there’s … [Read more...]
Cape & Islands Communties Receive State Grants to Prepare for Climate Change
June 21, 2019
The state has awarded $12 million in grant funding through the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Program and more than $1 million will come to Cape … [Read more...]
Edgartown Police seek suspects in two recent incidents
May 11, 2019
EDGARTOWN - The Edgartown Police Department requests the public assistance in identifying the male in the above photo. This is in relation to a past … [Read more...]
HAC to Host Money Matters Workshop on Martha’s Vineyard
May 3, 2019
EDGARTOWN - The Housing Assistance Corporation will host a free Money Matters workshop later this month on Martha’s Vineyard. The two-day workshop … [Read more...]
Edgartown Police Chief In Charge During Chappaquiddick Scandal Dies
March 8, 2019
WESTBOROUGH -Dominick "Jim" Arena, the former Edgartown Police Chief at the helm of the department during the Chappaquiddick scandal, has died. He … [Read more...]
Edgartown Farm Receives State Grant Funding for Food Safety Improvements
January 29, 2019
BOSTON - A Martha’s Vineyard farm has received state grant funding to improve food safety. Slip Away Farm in Edgartown was awarded $10,000 for a … [Read more...]
State Awards Wildlife Management Grants to Cape Towns
December 28, 2018
BOSTON - The Baker-Polito Administration has awarded $303,521 to municipalities and organizations across the state for projects to improve habitat for … [Read more...]
Stop and Shop Moves to All Paper on Martha’s Vineyard
November 9, 2018
EDGARTOWN - The Vineyard Conservation Society has successfully lobbied the two Stop and Shop Locations on the Island to discontinue the use of … [Read more...]
Steamship Public Meetings Scheduled, New Building, Fare Hikes to Be Discussed
October 4, 2018
WOODS HOLE - In a series of upcoming public meetings, the Steamship Authority Board of Governors will be discussing their new building in Woods … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Parole Board Weighs Release of Woman in Texting Suicide Case
Cape Cod Rabies Task Force to Distribute Baits in October
DHY Partnership Meeting Being Held Tonight in Harwich
AP source: Joe Kennedy to challenge Sen. Markey in primary
CCRTA Cuts Ribbon on Solar, Bus Facility Redesign Project
Mashpee Selectmen Want Answers From Citizens on Wastewater Project
Harwich to Host Coastsweep Cleanup Saturday
Hazardous Waste Collection for Barnstable Residents Saturday
350 Cape Cod to Bring Climate Strike to Cape Cod Commission
Hearing to Discuss Controversial Centerville Sewer Pump Station
Sandwich Boardwalk Redesign Plans Unveiled
Road Construction in Barnstable to Continue Until Next Month
Embattled Fall River Mayor Survives Preliminary Election
