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The notice is as clear as it gets: "The Boston Seaman's
Friend Society is leaving Martha's Vineyard." On Wednesday,
Oct. 29, at 7 p.m. at the...
Island Official's Septic Permit Raises Issues of Zoning Rules
By CHRIS BURRELL
The operator of the Island's only two sewage treatment plants,
who...
Island Commercial Flights Dip; Airport Business Still Thrives
By ALEXIS TONTI
Although airline passenger traffic on the Island is down more than...
In Agency's Struggles, Historic Echoes
By MANDY LOCKE
This is not the first time Martha's Vineyard Community
Services has faced the predicament...
Her voice remains low, a library voice, a bedtime story voice; a soothing, unhurried monotone whether she is talking about her six children, about...
Two Mail Units Are in Jeopardy
Satellite Stations at Alley's Store, Edgartown Visitor Center
Could Lose Delivery as Postal Service Continues to...
Mental health counselors at Martha's Vineyard Community Services are now threatening to strike as the agency remains locked in tough contract talks...
Commissioners Make It Official
No Southern Woodlands Housing; Developer Says, ‘We'll Be
Back'; Courts to Sort Out Issues in Four-Year Dispute
By...
Life at The Ledge: Skateboarders Soar, and Wait for New Park
By JULIA WELLS
It's a weekday afternoon in downtown Vineyard Haven, and the
sounds...
As soon as he saw Kaleena Searle swing up her right arm, the
16-year-old boy from Tisbury knew something bad was coming his way.
"I knew I was...
When eight-year-old Asa P. Bernard came home from school a week ago
Tuesday, his parents had bad news for him. All of the family's
fishing gear was...
Boatline Governor Proposes a Return to Summer Standby
By JULIA WELLS
NEW BEDFORD - A $68 million operating budget, a $2.4 million
capital...