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They come for the sun, the sand, the drama and romance, to grapple with life and grab hold of it against the backdrop of beachfront idyll. Such are...
It was the scanner call heard around the Vineyard on Sunday afternoon: a horse in West Tisbury had fallen into a frozen pond. And more than a dozen...
Community action and regional cooperation will be critical as the Island tackles new solutions to an old problem: affordable housing.
This was the...
Oak Bluffs selectmen Tuesday agreed to pursue a temporary moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries, giving the town time until regulations are...
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $89,163 for the business week ending on Friday, Feb. 8, 2013. The land bank receives its funds...
The elaborate project now unfolding to move four buildings on Richard and Jennifer Schifter’s property on a remote and windswept promontory at the...
Dear John:
The romance is over. It’s been a wonderful ride, snowy days spent sledding gentle Island hills, traversing farm fields on cross-country...
Sometimes a person is awakened from a dream by the very thing he is dreaming about. For some veterans I know, the deafening chop-chop of helicopter...
Only Islanders — all Islanders everywhere — can truly know the ordeal of coming and going from their sheltered grounds to the mainland with its big-...
The rain that fell last week
pounding against the skylights and windows
should have been snow,
whispering the secret of Winter.
But here we are,
In light of the wasteful expense, energy consumption and environmental damage related to moving the Schifter house, necessitated by severe beach...
This letter addresses the new asphalt storage tower that has been erected beside the Goodale gravel pit. This pit is near the blinking light in Oak...