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Vineyard voters go to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in the 2012 presidential election. And while the big draw is the race for president and large...
Due to steady and increasing erosion at the Gay Head Cliffs, the Gay Head Light will need to be moved in the next one to three years and could cost...
At 3 a.m. on Wednesday morning, Marlene DiStefano thought she might have to change her flight home. Her son, Jesse Sylvia, was nine hours into the...
Editor’s Note: Fourteen candidates are running for nine seats on the Martha’s Vineyard Commission. At least one and not more than two may be elected...
Editor’s Note: Five candidates appear on the ballot for seven seats on the Dukes County Commission. One write-in candidate has announced her...
Hurricane Sandy is being characterized as the worst storm in recorded weather history to hit the Northeast, worse than the 1938 hurricane.
And while...
On Tuesday Vineyard voters will join the rest of the country in going to the polls and casting ballots for President of the United States and an...
In following the news coverage of Hurricane Sandy, I was struck by a strange reversal in reporting from before and after the storm. In the days...
Our U.S. election process is about as sophisticated as a high school’s. The way it now operates, we the people are not given a choice in terms of...
Forever in our memories
Will be the house once surrounded by trees
Remember the day in 1970
Dad built a home for his young family
Where no other...
Every two years, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission reviews its standards and criteria for developments of regional impact — commonly referred to as...