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The Martha’s Vineyard Commission heard plans last week for Edgartown Gardens, a proposed 60-unit condominium complex on Upper Main street restricted to residents 55 and older.
Officials on Thursday unveiled plans for an approximately $7 million project to build a new recreation area along Robinson Road and an outdoor learning campus for the Edgartown School.
Black Harbor Group has run into complications after the building it was hoping to open a dispensary in was leased to a competitor.
The county commission voted to return longtime member Don Ogilvie to the airport commission, and picked Dona Flamme, a Chilmark resident and pilot, to take a second seat vacated by Kristin Zern.
Hundreds of people gathered at Waterfront Park in Woods Hole Friday as part of the Stand Up for Science rallies held around the world in response to the Trump administration’s federal funding cuts in scientific research and diversity equity and inclusion initiatives.
Falmouth Academy Explores Boarding Option
March 6, 2025
Falmouth Academy is discussing the possibility of providing five-day boarding for students who live on Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket.
Island Cultural Council Announces Grants
February 28, 2025
The Martha’s Vineyard Cultural Council recently awarded more than $60,000 in grants to three dozen Island arts nonprofits.
Unlicensed Tattoo Parlor Investigation Leads to Gun Arrests
February 26, 2025
A trio of men are facing charges after police investigated an alleged unlicensed tattoo parlor in Chilmark being run by a teenager.
Island Steamship Leaders to Host Ferry Forum
February 19, 2025
The Island’s representatives on the Steamship governing board and advisory port council group will host a meeting to talk about the ferry service on March 6.
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