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Like the Summer Weather, Business Had Bumpy Ride, Landing Softly
Labor Day
By JIM HICKEY
Most Vineyarders think of Labor Day weekend as the...
Roughly three decades ago a country lawyer from Maine unearthed a
forgotten 18th-century federal law and sparked a series of large Indian
land...
Historical Society Moves Ahead with $25 Million Building Plan
By JAMES KINSELLA
The Martha's Vineyard Historical Society is pursuing an...
Lagoon Drawbridge Replacement Work Begins Early 2007
By MAX HART
The first phase of the Lagoon Pond drawbridge replacement project
- the...
Contrary to what was announced publicly at the time, former Oak
Bluffs town administrator Casey Sharpe did not resign three months ago,
but was...
A team of Island police officers arrested a Martha's Vineyard
Hospital doctor at his office Tuesday on an outstanding warrant from the
state of...
While town and school officials up-Island continue their years-long debate over the fairness of their regional school district, the Massachusetts...
That guy peddling the old bicycle down the Chappaquiddick Road — he’s a ground-breaking nutritionist, a skilled sailor, a medical official for the...
Nancy Gardella, the new executive director of the Martha's
Vineyard Chamber of Commerce, had a lesson in Island living shortly
after moving here and...
Eighteen years ago, when Cronig's Market and Up-Island
Cronig's owner Stephen Bernier first decided to open his grocery
stores on Sundays through...
Nonprofit Collaborative Tracks Charitable Giving on Vineyard
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
A new study shows that philanthropic...
Hospital Plan Peppered with Questions
By IAN FEIN
Neighbors last week aired concerns about plans for the new $42
million Martha's Vineyard...