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Freight Service Outlook Dims
Steamship Authority Awaits Word from New Bedford on Summer Freight
Service to Island; New Deadline Is Set
By JULIA...
Trees all along the perimeter of the southern woodlands in Oak Bluffs are plastered with bright yellow No Trespassing signs. Over at town hall, the...
Trees all along the perimeter of the southern woodlands in
Oak Bluffs are plastered with bright yellow No Trespassing signs.
Over at town hall, the...
Trees all along the perimeter of the southern woodlands in
Oak Bluffs are plastered with bright yellow No Trespassing signs.
Over at town hall, the...
Tisbury Selectmen Clash With Their Police Chief;
Will Not Reappoint Him
By JOSHUA SABATINI
As the Tisbury selectmen exchanged a series of terse memos...
Attorneys for MVC File Court Briefs
By JULIA WELLS
Attorneys for the town of Oak Bluffs and the Martha's
Vineyard Commission returned a serve this...
Regional high school principal Peg Regan attended the boys'
varsity hockey game on Wednesday, but spent much of the contest
facing away from the ice.
The Vineyard Gazette was named Weekly Newspaper of
the Year for 2001, the highest honor given to weekly newspapers by
the New England Press...
Document Trail Reveals Patterns of Quiet Collusion
During Year of Controversy Around Island Boat Line
By JULIA WELLS
Collusion: the word has surfaced...
Community Services Agency Scrambles to Blunt Effects of State Budget
Cutbacks
By MANDY LOCKE
As the reality of state budget cuts trickles down...
Jim Pringle and David Maddox left the Vineyard last weekend bound for the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, but don't expect to see the two buddies...
State Agency Shuts Office on Vineyard; Future Is Uncertain
By MANDY LOCKE
It's much quieter these days at 1 Douglas Way in Oak Bluffs.
Barbara's...