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E. Gale Huntington, the late Vineyard fisherman, farmer, school
teacher and historian, is regarded as an icon in many circles,
especially among folk...
Fewer passengers rode the Steamship Authority ferries last year, continuing a trend under way since the turn of the millennium.
Commission Establishes Airport Manager Salary, Discounts Prior
Compact
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
Disregarding a prior agreement...
The blizzard, the worst snowstorm in decades, came roaring across the water, burying Martha's Vineyard under more than two feet of snow.
Oak Bluffs Couple Gives Gift of Education
By MAX HART
Three years ago, Oak Bluffs harbor master Todd Alexander and his
wife, Kara Gelinas, were...
Town-Tribe Pact Moves Quietly
Memorandum of Understanding Circulating, But Still Unsigned Outlines
Inter-Government Land Use Review Process
By...
The simmering heat of a July weekend served as the backdrop on a
cold December night this week when the Oak Bluffs selectmen debated the
future of...
Finance Committee Opposes Payment of Town Legal Bills
By IAN FEIN
In a joint meeting with selectmen this week, the West Tisbury
finance...
Cellular Tower Plan Referred to MVC
By IAN FEIN
Adding another twist to the pending lawsuit with Cingular Wireless,
Aquinnah selectmen last week...
For John Costa, time is of the essence.
So it is understandable if a grimace washes over his face as he
examines the boxes stacked to the ceiling...
The chairman of the West Tisbury board of selectmen reversed
position last week and called off settlement talks with town resident
William W. Graham...
Union Dispute Is Still Stalled
Steamship Authority Managers Leave Last Offer on the Table; Vessel
Workers Will Continue Under Expired Contract...