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Tisbury selectmen have confirmed the town will abide by the existing funding arrangements for MVTV, thus ending a week of confused speculation that...
A week after a public hearing that saw the abutters of Nip ’n’ Tuck Farm in West Tisbury plead with the town zoning board of appeals to shut down a...
The Vineyard is generally a safe place to eat. You can visit the fields where your vegetables were grown, you know the roast chicken you’re having...
Rising tension over West Tisbury’s responsibility to pay the lion’s share of the Up-Island Regional School District budget led to sharp words at a...
Three men were arrested on drugs and gun charges Wednesday after a search in an Oak Bluffs home revealed 175 marijuana plants, a shotgun, rifle and...
A Martha’s Vineyard Commission subcommittee decided this week to require a new traffic study for a proposed fuel station off State Road in Vineyard...
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum would restore the former Marine Hospital’s view to Vineyard Haven harbor in its ambitious plan to relocate there,...
The Edgartown selectmen voted this week to allow the Atlantic restaurant to change its liquor license from annual to seasonal. The Atlantic is now...
In what is likely to become a common theme, the Oak Bluffs selectmen spent much of their Tuesday meeting discussing the town’s budget problems.
Fresh produce, meat, fish, bread, cheese and wine are the essentials of any meal, and come spring you won’t have to travel past the Triangle in...
The Edgartown beautification committee, whose mission is to bring aesthetic improvements to the town not covered by taxes, has begun a fund-raising...
WRONGLY BLAMED
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
I read with great dismay your editorial about our town administrator Michael Dutton. Having lived...