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The Rev. Cathlin Baker was busy. It was something of a day off from activities at West Tisbury’s First Congregational Church, of which she is the...
A plan to demolish Joseph Moujabber’s illegal garage took another step forward recently when the Cottage City Historic District commission...
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With little fanfare, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission on Thursday approved the color of the brick for the exterior of the new $42 million Martha’s...
Tisbury police this week arrested two young men and charged them with the robbery of a 79-year-old Capawock theatre employee who was dropping off...
Vineyard residents with an interest in how the waters which surround the Island are used will get their chance to shape state regulation under a...
The national hot button issues of financial security and high fuel prices as they relate to one of the Island’s largest institutions occupied...
With a scant four weeks left until the November election, the race for Cape and Islands state representative is heating up quietly as four...
Retail sales may be slumping around the country and on the Island, but the thrift stores and consignment shops of the Vineyard are thriving hubs of...
The real estate market on the Vineyard had already begun to see a sharp downturn this year, and the recent collapse in global financial markets and...
Here on the Vineyard, the fun is over. This week saw the first light frost of the fall. Those who spent their summers in shacks are scuttling...
As the national economy continues to sputter dangerously, the outlook for the Vineyard remains uncertain, especially when it comes to the main...