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TOWERING TURBINES
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
My partner, Jay, and I purchased a home on the Vineyard nearly six years ago. I don’t think we’ll...
Affordable Housing Report Card
Affordable housing continues to be a pressing issue on the Island, and the past few weeks have seen developments on...
It is a cold January morning and inside the Massachusetts State Lobster Hatchery on Lagoon Pond in Oak Bluffs, all is quiet. It has been 14 years...
Victoria Campbell is, as she said yesterday, not a real nurse. A week ago she had not seen a human skull in surgery, assisted in amputations or...
Interested in a two-month position this winter that pays $16 an hour, where you can schedule your own hours, get some fresh air plus exercise, and...
David C. Faus, headmaster of Falmouth Academy, announced that 10 students from Martha’s Vineyard were named to the Headmaster’s List for the first...
Phoebe Kelleher woke Christmas morning to find sunscreen in her stocking this year. Judging from her light hair, fair complexion and Irish heritage...
A long-awaited master plan for the Oak Bluffs waterfront was unveiled Tuesday at the Oak Bluffs selectmen’s meeting, with a vision that includes...
Federal authorities plan to open up almost 4,000 square nautical miles of ocean near the Vineyard for potential wind power generation.
A draft...
Nearly $2 million in federal clean water funding awarded this week to Oak Bluffs and Edgartown is expected to bring several long-awaited wastewater...
A battered and idling Island workforce may get some relief in the coming weeks: the 2010 U.S. Census has begun aggressively recruiting census...
In a decision that helps cement the ongoing efforts of Island towns and conservation groups to protect the ancient ways that crisscross the...