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Town, Tribe Agreement Stalls at Special Meeting; Future Remains in
Doubt
By IAN FEIN
A land use agreement negotiated by town and tribal leaders...
It was nearing four o'clock at the Martha's Vineyard
Agricultural Society's 143rd annual Livestock Show and Fair on
Saturday - time for the Birds...
If you have seen the television commercials or read the ads in the newspaper, you know that Chris Gabrieli is first and foremost, a man who expects...
Clear weather plus a generous gathering of spectators helped make
the annual Oak Bluffs Firemen's Civic Association fireworks a
booming success this...
While high rates of Lyme disease and depression have long been
documented among Vineyard residents, a new report
indicates that the two may possibly...
The first time Carlos Montoya came to the Vineyard, he took a ride
up-Island and turned onto Moshup Trail - the unmistakable
three-mile length of...
Building Plan Comes to MVC
Commission Pledges to Expedite Hearing on Kennebec Proposal;
Developer Requests Leniency on Project Restrictions
By...
It is an adjective that has likely appeared in almost every news
article or story ever told about the Night of Grand Illumination.
While some have...
Marking a potentially historic moment for town-tribal relations, Aquinnah voters next week will decide whether to adopt an untested land use...
Donations Lagging, Sizzle of Fireworks May End This Year
By JAMES KINSELLA
For more than three decades, the Oak Bluffs Firemen's Civic...
They are two of the most accomplished and respected scholars both in
the nation's elite collegiate circles and in the African-American
community,...
Guarding the Flanks of Conservation
By IAN FEIN
From her hilltop home in Seven Gates Farm in West Tisbury, Elizabeth
(Tess) Bramhall can tell...