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The bluefish are in. For at least one fisherman, the arrival was
like an old-fashioned Wasque bluefish blitz.
On Monday, Ed Amaral drove to...
Vineyard, Nantucket, SSA Managers Turn Out to Oppose State House
Bill
By MIKE SECCOMBE
BOSTON - Opponents of a union-backed move to water down...
In a small island community known for its largely dissent-free brand
of government, the Gosnold annual town meeting Monday promises to be
more of...
There's nothing like a deadline to keep a project rolling full
steam ahead. In this case, the deadline is a mother in law's
visit. The project to be...
High School Budget in Limbo as Special Meeting Plans Stall
By IAN FEIN
In a political maneuver intended to draw the attention of the state,...
Commission Begins Its Review of Middle Line Housing Plan
By IAN FEIN
Chilmark selectmen told members of the Martha's Vineyard
Commission last...
Towns Seek to Chart a Better Course for Regional Trash Disposal
Methods
By IAN FEIN
The Vineyard is taking a fresh look at how it handles its...
Voter Conduct Is Neighborly
Aquinnah Annual Town Meeting Rejects Notion of Shifting Regional
School Costs Over to Chilmark
By IAN FEIN
In a...
The forces which punched a hole in Norton Point and opened Edgartown
harbor to the Atlantic Ocean might present a headache for town
officials, but...
Philip R. Craig, the salty Edgartown author who earned national and local celebrity status for his popular Vineyard mystery series, died on May 8 at...
About a week ago, Trudy Russell was sitting at her Olivetti Lettera
25 typewriter with her morning cup of coffee when the phone rang. The
woman on...
About a week ago, Trudy Russell was sitting at her Olivetti Lettera
25 typewriter with her morning cup of coffee when the phone rang. The
woman on...