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The Martha’s Vineyard Commission’s executive director turned away requests from the Tisbury planning board for the commission to take up two controversial building projects, saying they don’t meet the MVC’s threshold for developments of regional impact.
LadyFest, the annual music festival that raises money for the Island’s domestic violence prevention program, will not be returning to Oak Bluffs this year as the organizers focus on planning for 2025.
Jason B. Teuscher, of New York, has taken over the company name with the apparent intent to sell chocolates, causing dismay among people involved in the original company.
Last week, six former students, now elders of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah), gathered in the Aquinnah town hall to talk about the history of the Gay Head School and the impact it had on their lives.
The Martha’s Vineyard International Film Festival hosted its opening night party Thursday outside the film center on the bank of Lagoon Pond.
Brazilian Man Facing Child Rape Charges Arrested by ICE
September 7, 2024
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) came to the Island on August 23 and arrested Warley Neto at the courthouse in Edgartown.
FBI Investigates Oak Bluffs Cyber Scam
September 6, 2024
Officials say the town fell victim to a cyber scam connected to a wire transfer on August 16.
Community Chorus Rehearsals
September 5, 2024
The Island Community Chorus begins a new semester of rehearsals at the Edgartown Public Library on Monday, Sept. 16, at 7 p.m.
Community Preservation Act Panel Scheduled for Sept. 5
August 30, 2024
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission and the Community Preservation Coalition will host the panel to highlight Island housing efforts and explain best practices and recent developments involving the Community Preservation Act.
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From the Sept. 10, 1937 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: Vineyard youth turned out for the opening day of school on Tuesday, 1,104 strong, the largest enrollment on record, and an increase over last year’s enrollment of between sixty and seventy-five, according to Arthur B. Lord, superintendent of schools. This is not the complete enrollment for the year, numerous pupils and high school students being absent on the first day from all of the down-Island schools and some of the others, so that between thirty and forty more are expected to report within a week’s time.
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