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Pressure to Delay Airport Master Plan Vote May Jeopardize Final
Approval of Study
By JONATHAN BURKE
Public pressure to delay a vote could...
"Christmas was about getting nothing," she says in
clipped Yankee cadence. Lorraine Beaucaire Clark's family did not
speak English when they came...
Oak Bluffs had fewer mopeds and fewer dealers renting them this year. Now the hospital is reporting fewer people ending up in the emergency room...
Using new lawyers but spelling out the same themes, the developers
of the Down Island Golf Club filed a lawsuit against the Martha's
Vineyard...
Gasoline is considered a necessity of life, but is one more gas
station a necessity for the Vineyard? The Martha's Vineyard
Commission was expected...
The season's first big snowstorm turned the Island into a
winter wonderland yesterday and last night. It marked the first time in
years the Vineyard...
Edgartown officials will soon get their foot in the door of every rental property in town, the result of a selectmen-endorsed regulation which forces...
Vineyard Officials Ask Wider Public Role in Deliberations on Airport
Master Plan
By JONATHAN BURKE
Island officials, from the town of Aquinnah...
The Vineyard's winning season ended on Saturday afternoon with a narrow 25-20 loss to Nantucket. The annual Island Cup match at Nantucket was a...
Tisbury Severs Firm in Wastewater Plan
Selectmen Drop Earth Tech Engineers in Sharp Dispute Over Money
Issues; Rhode Island Company Gets Nod
By...
Edgartown's senior statesman Fred B. Morgan Jr. closed a chapter for the town Tuesday afternoon when the longtime selectman announced he will step...
Junk Cars Remain on Eve of Deadline
By MANDY LOCKE
One day shy of the deadline to rid 172 battered automobiles from
Edgartown's unofficial...