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Amy Upton has been placed on administrative leave for what she claims is retaliation for speaking out against alleged improper permitting practices in the down-Island government.
Oak Bluffs residents voted to approve over $1 million dollars in spending at a special town meeting Tuesday, allowing the town to cover a stolen grant and move forward with a solar farm over the capped landfill.
Plans for a major renovation of Martha’s Vineyard Airport are one step closer to getting off the ground after the airport received a $15 million grant last week.
Island Grown Initiative held a ribbon-cutting Tuesday at what will soon become the permanent home of the Island Food Pantry at 114 Dukes County avenue in Oak Bluffs.
The continuing clash over redevelopment of a demolished house in Vineyard Haven reached the Martha’s Vineyard Commission last week, in a public hearing that ran well over three hours and remains to be deliberated.
Eversource Looks to Meet Growing Energy Needs
October 30, 2024
Eversource has proposed two new projects that the company said will help meet growing energy demands on the Island and reduce carbon emissions.
Library Improvements Top Tisbury Special Town Meeting
October 23, 2024
At the meeting Dec. 17, voters will be asked to approve more than $8 million for library improvements.
Driver Hurt in West Tisbury Rollover Crash
October 22, 2024
Firefighters and police responded to the intersection of State Road and Old County Road around 4:20 p.m. for the collision.
Community Church Hires Pastor
October 22, 2024
Faith Community Church announced this week that it has hired Joseph Lukins as pastor. He will start work this coming Sunday, Oct. 27.
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From the Oct. 25, 1963 edition of the Vineyard Gazette by Joseph Chase Allen:
High stone walls, some lengths standing taller than a very tall man’s shoulder, enclose the ancient meadow. It is a long, and relatively narrow enclosure, probably running to ten acres or even more but no one could even guess at its extent today with brush-clumps and even trees, dotting what was once called “plough-land.” A gentle roll, like a low ocean swell, once rippled the smoothly-mowed area, but nothing of this can now be seen.
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