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Proponents of beer and wine sales in Tisbury restaurants, defeated by a mere two votes in this year’s ballot, say they plan to put it before the...
A lengthy new bylaw to regulate wind turbines large and small, the prospect of taxing rental property owners and the chance to play spoiler and...
BOSTON — Two property assessors working on behalf of the town of West Tisbury lied to justify new valuations in an exclusive neighborhood of the...
Island emergency officials were inundated with
calls from concerned residents Wednesday afternoon after a haze of smoke
and ash descended on the...
The advent of spring on the Vineyard brings with it the welcome return of things like warm weather, the majestic osprey and the running of the...
In light of climate change and rising fuel costs, there is a push by some members of the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School committee to limit...
It is a summertime tradition, a shopping destination known for its rare antiques and its bizarre gems — a prosthetic leg, a mounted deer head, a...
Corrections
A caption beneath a photograph accompanying coverage in last Friday’s Gazette of the Chilmark annual town meeting misidentified a man...
Hello, Ian
Elizabeth and Joseph Jims of Oak Bluffs announce the birth of a son, Ian Schmidt Cuunningham Jims, born April 4 at the Martha’s...
At a hearing Monday Edgartown selectmen approved fare increases for the Chappaquiddick ferry, as a recent spate of complaints from residents gave...
A woman sustained serious injuries last Friday after a motorist pulling out of a parking space in front of Reliable Market accidentally put her car...
A plan to improve cellular phone reception for up-Island residents will likely not get off the ground now until the fall.
At a meeting this week...