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It is months away from the start of both the recreational and commercial fishing season, yet already there is change ahead. Fisheries managers,...
The town of Oak Bluffs has decided to take a harder look at operations at the Goodale’s Sand and Gravel Pit in Oak Bluffs. Recently-appointed...
By SARA BROWN
When David and Ann LeBreton reflect on their 10 years as owners of Edgartown Books, the front porch of the Main street bookstore...
At least three Island towns will likely be asking voters in the spring what they think about the controversial roundabout, even as town officials...
An Aquinnah woman who police say left home during a snowstorm Saturday night to check on a nearby property she caretakes, died of exposure to the...
The thwack of a hammer reverberated through Vineyard Haven Wednesday morning. Several blocks away, the whirl of a saw carried downwind.
January...
Long known for their Yankee thrift, Chilmark officials were caught by surprise this week by an initial budget forecast that would require a funding...
Be careful what goes into the sea. It isn’t always gone.
Authorites in Spain have recovered the remains of a 26-foot fiberglass recreational boat...
Scholarships
The Permanent Endowment for Martha’s Vineyard, the Island’s community foundation, is now accepting applications for its 2012...
Vineyarders are rightfully proud of the yearly abundance of oysters and scallops pulled from Island ponds, but little is made of what goes back...
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Grow MV Youth Hockey is offering an instructional winter session for four-to nine-year-olds to try ice hockey this winter at...
Martha’s Vineyard Youth Hockey hosted the Ryan Mone Memorial Tournament last weekend, with the MV Mites and the MV Squirts (White team) each taking...