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George Manter, Police Chief for 26 Years, Filled Up the Doorways of
West Tisbury
George Whitten Manter, a native son of West Tisbury who served...
Tisbury Prods Captain Douglas on His Right to Vote in Town
By ALEXIS TONTI
For the first time in more than 20 years, the Tisbury board of...
Superior Court Judge Will Not Revisit Ruling on Sovereignty of Tribe
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
A Dukes County superior court judge...
SSA Declines Release of Report on Accident
By JULIA WELLS
Three months after an accident that nearly claimed the life of one
of its employees...
A proposal by the Steamship Authority to close down the Oak Bluffs
terminal at the end of September instead of mid-October has stirred up
protest...
Jenney Lane Plan Wins Unanimous Approval at MVC
By MANDY LOCKE
After nearly four months of review, the Martha's Vineyard
Commission last night...
Cool Million: Lunch Money Buys a Winner for Gail Croft
By CHRIS BURRELL
It was supposed to be her lunch money for Wednesday, but Gail Croft...
It is 9:20 a.m., low tide, and a mild breeze is blowing across the
Lagoon Pond drawbridge. Light from the eastern sky skips across the pond
until it...
Vineyard Haven and Oak Bluffs shellfishermen saw a banner start to
the bay scalloping season, and they share their reason why: Lagoon Pond.
Derek...
In Historic First, Vineyard Boys Reach Soccer Championship; Game
Tomorrow
By ALEXIS TONTI
For the first time in school history, the varsity boys...
Unionized mental health counselors at Martha's Vineyard Community Services hesitated this week - delaying a possible move to strike while awaiting...
It started two weeks ago when one of the four underwater cables
providing electricity to the Vineyard failed somewhere between Falmouth
and West...