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Someone referred to her as the Islander on steroids. Others called her the cruise ship. One Steamship Authority worker, gazing up at the huge bulk of...
Police Outreach Aims at Illegals
Oak Bluffs Chief, Lieutenant Ready Pamphlet in Portuguese to Educate
Brazilians, Ease Fears of Deportation
By...
After some three years of courtship, Cape Air and JetBlue Airways
chose Valentine's Day to announce a marriage of customer
convenience for...
Oak Bluffs finance director Paul Manzi routinely credits his Dukes
County pension account with thousands of dollars he receives through
special...
In their continuing effort to support local commercial fishermen,
Chilmark selectmen want to better define such fishermen in the town.
At stake is...
Missing Whale Stumps Museum on Beach Dig
By MARK ALAN LOVEWELL
A dead 52-foot fin back whale is missing.
Last Friday, two officials from a...
Due to high bacteria counts, the state Division of Marine Fisheries
closed portions of two large Island ponds to shellfishing this week
- one up-...
In a break with tradition, Tisbury will hold a special town meeting
next Tuesday that will include over $450,000 in spending articles for
town...
The Martha's Vineyard Catholic church is at risk for having no
permanent priest, possibly needing to consolidate three church buildings
into one and...
Support Uneven for Establishing Energy District
By IAN FEIN
Edgartown selectmen are poised to play spoiler in an Islandwide
effort to put an...
The Martha's Vineyard Regional High School district committee
was on the receiving end of some tough questions on Monday night -
all of them...
The new double-ended ferry Island Home pulled into the Steamship Authority wharf in Fairhaven on Monday afternoon, a few minutes before sunset, after...