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There will be plenty of boom in Friday night's Fourth of July
fireworks. The Edgartown Firemen's Association is spending $25,000
or $5,000 more than...
Developers Bring Their Housing Plan Back to Commission
By JULIA WELLS
Alternately cracking shrill jokes and smacking the table with his
hand, a...
It's Our Seaside Think Tank - Hebrew Center's
Summer Plans
By C.K. WOLFSON
In the midst of summer concerns about ferry lines and tan lines,...
Federal Mediator for Services Talks
By MANDY LOCKE
Acknowledging difficulties in wage talks, Martha's Vineyard
Community Services management and...
Boat Line Faces Decline in Revenues; High-Speed Service Meets Legal
Snag
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
The plan to run high-speed ferry...
Traffic is down, revenues are down, there's an economic downturn going on and the weather has been awful.
As a result of all this, the Steamship...
Richard H. Pough, the groundbreaking conservationist who died
Tuesday, summered near Abel's Hill for 40 years. Quietly and
surely, over decades, he...
Patricia Nanon: Artist's Vision Gave Dancers a Gift of Time
By C.K. WOLFSON
Seven dancers, spring-wound and fluid, prance and twirl across the...
Moped Rider Hit and Injured at Blinker; Selectmen Will Consider
Four-Way Stop
By CHRIS BURRELL
One day after a moped rider was hit by a car at...
Life Amid the Grinder Pumps: Residents Adjust to New Oak Bluffs
Sewer System
By CHRIS BURRELL
A few months ago, Fran Halamandaris might have...
Before Any Appeal, Tribal Case Judge Will Be Asked to Reconsider
Ruling
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
The attorney who represents the...
Boat Line Riders, Hotel Visitors Both Down as Wet Days Go on
By JONATHAN BURKE
Starting with the boats, Island businesses are feeling the pinch...