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In a long, technical order that deals with deeds going back more than 100 years, state Land Court Judge Sarah Turano-Flores found that the Trustees of Reservations, which manages miles of unpaved trails, has overburdened an easement that allows passage to the outermost point on Cape Pogue.

Wolf's Den Shut Down for Unpermitted Food Storage Container

August 13, 2026

The two Wolf’s Den Pizzeria locations on the Vineyard were closed last week due food being stored at an unpermitted storage container in Oak Bluffs, according to down-Island health officials. 

Community Foundation Opens Grant Application Season

August 6, 2026

The Martha’s Vineyard Community Foundation invites nonprofit organizations serving the Island to apply for program-based funding through its 2026 community and impact grants.

Music of Motown Will Fill the Pews of the Tabernacle

August 6, 2026

The songs that made Hitsville U.S.A. a worldwide sensation will be heard at the Tabernacle in Oak Bluffs on Monday, August 10, during a free community concert hosted by the Motown Museum.

Steamship Plans New Rules for E-Bikes, Scooters

August 4, 2026

E-bicycles, e-tricycles and e-scooters are facing new Steamship Authority rules that could see some electric-vehicle riders turned away at the dock.