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Night Fire in Edgartown Leaves Fourteen Brazilians Homeless
By MANDY LOCKE
Charred Portuguese prayer books, scalded refrigerators and a
few box...
Torn down the middle for the third time in three years, the expressions eloquent and heartfelt on both sides of the street, a strained and weary...
Testing the power of their weighted vote for the first time
since the board was expanded, the two Island Steamship Authority
governors yesterday...
Lagoon Pond has millions of baby bay scallops. On Tuesday afternoon,
David Grunden, shellfish constable for Oak Bluffs, was out moving some
of them...
The developers of the Down Island Golf Club made their final chess
move last night in the quest to win approval for a luxury golf and
housing...
From Montreal to Martha's Vineyard, from two languages to one, from urban to rural, from one island to another. Just two days into his first week on...
Tisbury Center Plan Is Delayed
Failure to Issue State Permit Snags Main Street Sewage Project; Town
Officials Raise Public Safety Concerns About...
There is something comforting in the connection between old-fashioned, farm-grown accomplishments, community pride and simple pleasures. It connects...
Becoming a patient in a primary care physician's practice is
now almost impossible for Islanders and visitors, but medical personnel
are making an...
Officials at the state medical licensing board confirmed this week that their agency last year began investigating allegations that a Vineyard...
The Edgartown planning board criticized wireless phone companies Tuesday night for claiming space on the North street telephone tower.
"When is...
The Oak Bluffs harbor is a money machine for the town, but the question facing leaders after yet another record-breaking year of revenue is whether...