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NStar Labor Strike Hits Home Hard; Workers Decry Abrupt Benefit
Cutoff
By JAMES KINSELLA
Striking NStar Electric & Gas employees on the...
Middle Line Housing Project Goes to a Hearing in Chilmark
By MAX HART
A third and final public hearing is set for next week on
Chilmark's first...
Long Island Ferry Concern Eyes Martha's Vineyard for
Possible New Route
By James Kinsella Gazette Senior Writer
Owners of a Montauk, N.Y.,...
The trappings of a resort community may be the Vineyard's bread and butter, but the flipside - the seasonality, the economic pressures, a housing...
The trappings of a resort community may be the Vineyard's bread and butter, but the flipside - the seasonality, the economic pressures, a housing...
Principal Assessor Questioned for Hours; Town Tax Trial Heads Into a
Third Week
By IAN FEIN
BOSTON - West Tisbury principal assessor Jo-Ann...
After a long, cold winter, Vineyard property owners are getting some welcome news: people are still willing to pay thousands of dollars a week to...
Steamship Authority Downsizes; Savings Estimated at $1 Million
By James Kinsella Gazette Senior Writer
Senior managers at the Steamship...
It began 10 months ago as an idea.
This week, the idea took a giant step closer to reality when Aquinnah became the sixth town to support the...
In a race that pitted experience against idealism, Camille Rose defeated Faith Vanderhoop for a seat on the board of selectmen in Aquinnah's annual...
In a race that pitted experience against idealism, Camille Rose
defeated Faith Vanderhoop for a seat on the board of selectmen in
Aquinnah's annual...
Buoyed by an eleventh hour surprise of almost $300,000 in free cash,
Aquinnah voters wrapped up their annual meeting Tuesday night in an
unfamiliar...