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After six months of waiting, $900 in application fees, one lost job
offer, thousands of dollars in lost salary and untold emotional strain,
a Martha...
Difficult Issues Confront MVC
Regional Land Use Commission Searches for Fresh Approach to Regulate
Trophy Houses, Protect Neighborhoods
By IAN...
Victim in Theft, British Library Pushes for Tougher Sentence
By JAMES KINSELLA
The British Library, one of the institutions victimized by rare-...
How have the wind and choppy seas affected the fishing during the first week of the 61st Martha's Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby? That...
Not one taker stepped forward Wednesday to put in a bid on the
Steamship Authority's high-speed ferry, the Flying Cloud.
The lack of interest in...
Steamship Authority Considers Increasing Rates on All Fares
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
Steamship Authority managers plan to...
State Primary Is Tuesday; Polls Open Until Evening
By JAMES KINSELLA
The key prelude to the state election in November arrives Tuesday
with the...
As a general contractor based on Chappaquiddick, Richard S. Knight
Jr. recognizes that the Vineyard will inevitably reach a point where all
the land...
Commission Declines to Review House as Development of Regional
Impact
By By IAN FEIN
After three and a half hours of debate, the Martha's...
Perhaps the best indication of the kind of summer Andrew Woodruff has endured these past months can be found inside his covered vegetable stand at...
Island Fall Fishing Classic Begins with Thirteen-Pound Striped Bass
By MARK ALAN LOVEWELL
Vying to be the first to weigh in a fish in the 61st...
Still Rural, Mullen Way Sparks Heartfelt Debate Over Old
Neighborhoods
By IAN FEIN
Saying that the changing character of historic middle-class...