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Physicists announced this week that they may be closing in on finding the Higgs boson particle. Also known as the God particle, the Higgs boson...
Please Adopt Us
The Animal Shelter of Martha’s Vineyard is pleased to report that it has a lot of empty cages. Many of our cats have been adopted...
Boston has its famous St. Patrick’s Day parade and revelry. This year, Edgartown will have its own, smaller, celebration of all things Irish.
On...
The dropout rate at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School remains lower than the state average, with 1.2 per cent of the school’s students failing...
Is West Tisbury a vanishing postal address?
Town resident Ashley Hunter told the selectmen this week that he had strong concerns about his...
Boaters may soon be prohibited from dumping or discharging effluent from their boats in most state waters around Martha’s Vineyard. On Monday, the...
With growing evidence the Norton Point breach is appearing to close — lessening the current running through the harbor—there is buzz on the...
There are signs of life in downtown Edgartown: Two new dining options received the green light Wednesday night.
The zoning board of appeals...
By PETER BRANNEN
The bylaw that allows beer and wine sales in Vineyard Haven will not be expanded — at least not this year.
Tisbury selectmen...
Oak Bluffs Race Heats Up
The race is on in Oak Bluffs for two selectmen seats on this spring’s town ballot.
Roger W. Wey is challenging...
Edgartown Elections
There will be two contested races in Edgartown town elections this spring.
Megan E. Anderson, Carlene Gatting, and Alexander...
No Contest Up-Island
Chilmark voters will elect a new selectman next month.
Four-term selectman Frank Fenner has decided not to seek reelection...