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The nation may be split down the middle after Tuesday's presidential election, but the Vineyard was anything but divided when it came to casting...
Interviews Set for SSA Post
Dukes County Commissioners Will Meet With Candidates for Boat Line
Governor Wednesday Afternoon
By IAN FEIN
Facing...
The early framers were the Thomas Jeffersons of the Vineyard - visionaries and idealists ahead of their time. They looked down the road, saw trouble...
Heading into this year's fall football season, Martha's
Vineyard Regional High School head coach Donald Herman knew his team was
going to face new...
Declaring that her selectmen show no respect for town employees and
have lost touch with the voters, Aquinnah treasurer and town
administrator...
After more than seven years of debate, West Tisbury voters this week soundly approved a $3.7 million renovation project for their town hall.
This weekend recreational fishermen will take to the shoreline with dip nets and peep sights to search for one of the most prized gifts of autumn....
Campaign Trail: Jabberwocky Is Hard at it Again with News Team
By TOM DUNLOP
NEW YORK CITY - After the unfortunate sporting events of last...
Sturdy brown envelopes, some of them mailed from as far away as the Netherlands, Italy and Russia, are stacked up tall on the desk of Wanda Williams...
A semi-retired financial consultant from Vineyard Haven is the lone
challenger vying to unseat one of three incumbents in this year's
race for a...
Community Services Launches Self-Study with Heller School
By C.K. WOLFSON
Martha's Vineyard Community Services announced this week that
it has...
Aquinnah Override Is Rejected for Third Time in Five Months
By MAX HART
A large turnout of Aquinnah voters said no to a Proposition 2 1/2...