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The inventory of unsold Martha's Vineyard real estate is building, and prices are falling on those Island properties that do sell.
Six cases of tularemia this spring and summer on Martha's Vineyard have been confirmed by the state Department of Public Health.
With gasoline prices at an all-time high across the country, the
Vineyard stands in the top ranks for prices paid at the pump, as the
cost of...
MOSS POINT, MISS.
Jenney Lane Dispute Comes to an End
Edgartown Affordable Housing Project Is Now Back on Track for
Building After Long Delay in the Courts
By IAN...
Celebration Saturday to Honor Life of Della Brown Hardman
The message on her telephone answering machine and the closing for
her letters, columns...
Large Crowds Gather for Monster Catch, Children in Tow
Marcus Benker, 11, of Holyoke, had never seen a live shark prior to
the Boston Big Game...
Commission Accepts the Nomination of Mullen Way as Critical District
By IAN FEIN
Suggesting that historical middle-class neighborhoods might be...
Schooner Accident Leaves Questions
Family and Friends Gather to Mourn Death of Concord
Eighteen-Year-Old Who Fell From Ship's Rigging
By MAX...
Housing Bank Legislation Languishes as Lawmakers Ready to Recess
Session
By IAN FEIN
With the state legislative session set to expire in 10 days...
With the state legislative session set to expire in 10 days, a proposal to create public housing banks on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket appears to...
Patricia Nanon is back in the barn. She may need her dancers as a
barre to balance herself these days, she may choreograph with the aid of
a...