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On the eve of the presidential election, with so much debate and rhetoric in the air, as an assignment seniors in Elaine Cawley Weintraub’s global...
Make no mistake — there is already a lot of development in our coastal waters.
In the wake of hurricane Matthew, the situation in Haiti is desperate.
There had been many misgivings about women voting and about women in office, but Mrs. Beetle by sheer ability showed how silly they were.
As a retired educator, I urge readers to vote no on ballot question two on Nov. 8
On the Nov. 8 ballot is a hotly-contested question having to do with possible expansion of charter schools in Massachusetts.
Count the number of listings of houses for sale in both Island newspapers and the Real Estate Guide.
Since 1998, the Manuel F. Correllus State Forest has been a place that my husband, a physician, and I have enjoyed daily.
Thank you for friends and family who came from near and far to pay respects to our son, Mark V. Peters Jr.
Ward Just, as the old newspaper saying goes, has ink in his veins. In his new novel, The Eastern Shore, he turns his attention and his memory to the...
A blue mussel farm in the waters off Chilmark will soon double as a two-year kelp-growing experiment. The project aims to demonstrate the benefit of...
A $3.4 million capital campaign to overhaul the Martha’s Vineyard Arena is off and running, leaders have announced.