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It was a victory for bar owners in Oak Bluffs and patrons who prefer a nicotine chaser with their drinks. Smoking is back.
Voters in Oak Bluffs could put a significant dent in the number of mopeds rented in their town if they back a tough proposal put forth by selectmen....
Echoes of Sept. 11 followed the solemn marchers in the Memorial Day
veterans' parade on Monday. More participants joined, and more
flags were hung...
National Labor Board Sets Stage for Vote on Union in Community
Services Dispute
By MANDY LOCKE
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) set the...
Historic Chappaquiddick Farm Preserved in Unique Partnership
By JULIA WELLS
The preservation of a historic farmstead, a new partnership between...
“I guess if you’re comfortable with how the game is going to end, then you can play.” Sounds of a baseball game float through the window from the...
Scores of high school students went to the prom Saturday night and
then roamed the Vineyard looking for a party, and in the course of that
night, at...
After breathing smoke-free air for more than a year, some bar owners in Oak Bluffs just can't stand it anymore. They want the smokers back, and they'...
The lilacs are in full bloom and the air smells like summer.
Memorial Day weekend is here. The American flags are posted. The flowers
boxes are...
From Public to Spiritual Works: Fred LaPiana Becomes Deacon
By JOSHUA SABATINI
Fred LaPiana of Tisbury has served his community's physical
needs...
Boatline Bill Moves to House for Vote
Fierce Debate Is Expected in Collision Between New Bedford and the
Islands for Steamship Authority Control...
U.S. Census Figures Show Poverty Rates on Island Fall Below State
Average
By NIS KILDEGAARD
Poverty rates on Martha's Vineyard are lower than...