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Want some plot lines from a typical Martha's Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby fish tale?
How about the salty old fisherman who landed the...
Aquinnah Selectmen Will Seek Bylaw to Regulate Energy Use
By IAN FEIN
With the energy demands of large homes a growing concern across the
Island...
Questioning the details of what took place in the May executive
session that resulted in town administrator Casey Sharpe's
departure from her post,...
Walking Beat with John Cashin: Police Chief Settles into Role
By MAX HART
As far as police chiefs go, John G. Cashin is not your average Joe....
Tidal Project Draws Widespread Critics
Fisheries Groups and Competitors Alike Weigh in with Public Comments
on Experimental Venture
By JAMES...
It's usually not a good thing when an interview ends in
bloodshed, but an exception will be made for Ward Just, who was still
nursing his wounds...
Donning their favorite clothes and backpacks full of new pens and
notebooks with corners still perfectly crisp, some 2,350 students will
begin a new...
Donning their favorite clothes and backpacks full of new pens and
notebooks with corners still perfectly crisp, some 2,350 students will
begin a new...
Most Vineyarders think of Labor Day weekend as the final push before
the cathartic cleansing that comes with the departure of summer
visitors. And...
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...