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Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Tuesday a further easing of coronavirus restrictions in low-risk communities throughout the commonwealth, loosening indoor and outdoor gathering requirements and allowing performance venues, gyms, libraries and museums to increase capacity.
Selectmen expressed frustration Tuesday at what they said has been a lack of communication from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation about its long-planned work on Beach Road.
Edu Comp, the family-owned office and art supply store that has been an anchor business at the head of Main street Vineyard Haven for the past four decades, will permanently close its retail store, the owners announced Monday.
Edgartown selectmen extended the town’s seasonal liquor licenses two weeks into December to encompass the Christmas in Edgartown weekend, despite concerns from year-round package stores.
On the hill that crowns Camp Jabberwocky in Vineyard Haven, a memorial is taking shape that will honor the memories of lost friends.
Wednesday September 30, 2020
Restaurants are offering outdoor dining and take-away. Retail shops are open with strict social distancing requirements. A list follows that is updated daily.
Friday September 18, 2020
A list of answers to frequently asked questions for fall visitors and returning residents.
Missing Elderly Man Is Found
September 29, 2020
An all-out search effort by Edgartown police, fire, EMS Monday evening was successful.
New Farm Bureau Forms on Island
September 29, 2020
The Martha's Vineyard Farm Bureau is the state's first new county farm bureau in 40 years.
Short Film Festival Opens Thursday
September 28, 2020
The Manhattan Short Film Festival returns to the Martha's Vineyard Film Center for the 16th year.
Selectmen Update Dog Restraint Order
September 24, 2020
West Tisbury selectmen dealt with concerns about resident’s dog at their meeting Wednesday.
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