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The Vineyard Gazette won the George A. Speers Newspaper of the Year
award for 2004 last weekend at the annual New England Press Association
winter...
Since last fall Estelle T. Burnham has had a new friend, a companion in hard times. Confined to a wheelchair, Ms. Burnham, 64, of Edgartown spends...
Aquinnah Town Leaders Scramble Anew for Fresh Revenues to Replace
Shortfall
By MAX HART
Aquinnah selectmen learned this week that the town now...
Wastewater Board Explains Mercury Mishap
By JAMES KINSELLA
The Oak Bluffs wastewater commission declared this week that the mercury exposure...
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has denied a petition by the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) to hold a new hearing on the much-...
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Tea Lane Residents Clamor for Paving Ancient Town Byway
By MAX HART
Fed up with the ruts and potholes on their dirt road, residents
along...
After the Storm, Sledding Is Fine Sport from Farm Neck Fairways to
Tashmoo
By MAX HART
The snowdrifts near the tee box on the third hole at Farm...
Road Crews Tackle Epic Storm Cleanup
Highway Departments in All Six Towns Labor Tirelessly Around the
Clock to Remove Mountains of Snow
By JAMES...
Amid an escalating political climate around the controversial Cape Wind project, the Martha's Vineyard Commission decided last week to finally step...
Wastewater Treatment Workers Suffer from Mercury Exposure
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
Two employees at the Oaks Bluffs wastewater...
The worst blizzard in several decades dumped at least two feet of snow on the Vineyard last weekend, leaving roads impassable, homes isolated and...