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Aquinnah Reconvenes Town Meeting
By IAN FEIN
Aquinnah voters this week will pick up where they left off one month
ago and reconvene their annual...
Supreme Judicial Court Soundly Upholds Town Sewage Plant Practices
By IAN FEIN
In a resounding victory for the town of Edgartown, the...
Supreme Judicial Court Soundly Upholds Town Sewage Plant Practices
By IAN FEIN
In a resounding victory for the town of Edgartown, the...
The silver and gold still sparkles in the afternoon sun like it did
that summer in 1966, when the young college student from Boston with
long blond...
Time has finally run out for the Nobska, the last coastal steamer in
America and the car and passenger vessel that served the Vineyard
between 1925...
Students who have attended the Martha's Vineyard Public Charter School since it first opened its doors ten years ago have a nickname - they are...
Hospital Ends Year Flush with Cash
By JULIA WELLS
The Martha's Vineyard Community Hospital ended its fiscal year
on a high note drenched in...
Bringing Back Norton Point
Trustees of Reservations Assume Management of Barrier Beach;
Shorebird Protection Increases but Fishing Access...
Michael Dutton resigned abruptly from the Oak Bluffs board of
selectmen on Monday, and is now expected to apply for the town
administrator position...
Every year before the students' traditional march to the sea,
Tisbury School teacher John Custer gives a lesson on Memorial Day
- the holiday many...
Finding that the Dukes County commission did not act in bad faith, a
superior court judge this week overturned the treble damages awarded in
a long-...
Arthur Railton Publishes Work of Intelligencer
By JAMES KINSELLA
Arthur R. Railton had just taken over what he had been assured was a
temporary...