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Aquinnah Voters Adopt Balanced Budget
By IAN FEIN
It took a month and a good dose of grief, but Aquinnah voters last
week completed their annual...
Did you know that it is illegal to roller skate on most parts of
Circuit avenue in Oak Bluffs? Or that all raw milk and cream sold in
Edgartown is...
Selectmen Appoint Veteran Patrolman to Be Acting Chief
By MAX HART
The Tisbury police department remained in the spotlight this week,
as...
Shrugging Off Conventional Rules, Miss McCarthy Writes Own Script
By MAX HART
Ask high school valedictorians around the country what they like...
Senate Debates Housing Bank
Legislation Laid on Table Twice, but Senate Vote Expected Soon;
Robert O'Leary Speaks Out for the Cape and Islands...
They have won prestigious awards in art, journalism and sports and
have played a stronger role in student government than any class before
them,...
Caterpillar Invasion Returns for Encore, Stripping Trees, Shrubbery,
in Our Hair
By IAN FEIN
They dangle down on silken threads and stick to...
Shellfish Beds Closed After Deluge
By MARK ALAN LOVEWELL
The state temporarily shut down shellfish beds on the Vineyard and
across Cape Cod...
Offshore Energy Project Eyes Submerged Turbines Near the Middle
Ground
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
A development company has...
Cozy Hearth Project Backers to Appeal
Hotly Debated Owner-Built Home Plan for Watcha Path Area of
Edgartown Will Go to State Housing Board
By...
As soon as you meet Jim Cornwell, the adoration he has for his
border collies is readily apparent. The baseball cap he wears is
decorated by a...
Wearing flower garlands instead of caps and gowns, two girls and
three boys were graduated from the Martha's Vineyard Public
Charter School on...