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Edgartown Sees Light Turnout; Override Spending Approved
By JAMES KINSELLA
In an election gripped by calm, Edgartown voters yesterday approved...
Cape Wind Project Snags in Politics on Capitol Hill
By IAN FEIN
When news broke last Friday that a Congressional committee on
Capitol Hill...
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Predictably, the conversation begins with a string of jokes and the trademark grin that starts as a tiny twinkle in the corner...
West Tisbury Voters Gather Tuesday
By IAN FEIN
The fate of the West Tisbury town hall has been in limbo since town
voters rejected a cost...
State High Court Ruling Protects Tiny Park Lands in Oak Bluffs
Subdivision
By IAN FEIN
Affirming the value of open space, no matter how small,...
Tisbury Voters Agree to Spend, but Argue Long on Sewer Plan
By MAX HART
After breezing through a 40-minute special town meeting last week,...
Voters at the Oak Bluffs annual town meeting next week will consider
a number of articles that could radically alter the design and layout of
the...
Town Assessor Serves 30 Years, and Wants More
By IAN FEIN
Last in a series of profiles leading up to the West Tisbury town
election.
When...
Hospital Statistics Point to Baby Boomlet
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
Delight courses through Althea D'Antonio's voice as she
talks...
Tax Board Chairman Hangs on to Position
Anne Foley Is Under Pressure to Resign Amid Maneuvers on Beacon
Hill, but Will Stay on Graham Case
By...
Edgartown Convenes on Tuesday
By JAMES KINSELLA
Proposals including emergency repairs to the Edgartown public
library, the construction of a...
Closing a chapter in the landmark sovereignty case, the Wampanoag
Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) this week agreed to submit town permit
applications...