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William Styron, the acclaimed novelist and leading literary figure of his generation whose summer home on the Vineyard Haven harbor has long been the...
The current Martha's Vineyard Hospital building no longer offers adequate capacity and is in its final stages of usefulness, hospital officials told...
When the Steamship Authority board of governors convenes next
Thursday morning at the Katharine Cornell Theatre, Vineyard governor
Marc Hanover...
SSA Set to Vote on Fare Hikes Thursday at Cornell Theatre
By JAMES KINSELLA
When the Steamship Authority board of governors convenes next...
Jim Powell Stresses Island Roots in Campaign for Legislative Seat
By JAMES KINSELLA
Jim Powell of West Tisbury, the Republican candidate for the...
A quarter century ago, an elderly woman lived in an unwinterized house on Lambert's Cove Road with no running water and no car. Every day, she walked...
Eric Turkington Recounts Service to Vineyard On Needs, Issues
By JAMES KINSELLA
Eric Turkington, who has represented Martha's Vineyard in the...
And this year, for the first time since he took the job in 1976,
superior court clerk Joseph E. Sollitto Jr. faces a challenge for his
seat. The...
Judge Backs MVC in Robinson Case
Superior Court Says Decision to Deny Expansion for Hotel, Racquet
Club Was Reasonable, Not Arbitrary
By JULIA...
Returning Home to West Tisbury with Sunny Outlook on Farming
By IAN FEIN
Emily Fischer feels privileged to have grown up as she has -
on her...
Cong. William Delahunt describes himself as an eternal optimist.
Still, his optimism comes easier now than it did four years ago.
Opposition to...
Adrian Blue and Catherine Rush have an easy demeanor that belies the
pluck of the work they are developing for debut tonight at the Vineyard...