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Nearly a year has passed since the state approved a charter school here, establishing an alternative educational plan for Island families. This week...
In a landmark decision which marks a sweeping victory for the Vineyard and deals a crippling defeat to the Herring Creek Farm Trust, the chief...
The Gay Head selectmen voted yesterday to take the property of Andrew and Brenda Warshaw through eminent domain, seizing the couple's retirement...
Explosive population growth and all its attendant social issues. A rebounding economy fueled by a robust real estate market. A painful crush of early...
Woods Hole never witnessed a morning quite like July 1, 1995.
Betsy McIsaac, a long-time seasonal resident, heard that the Vineyard was getting a charter school when she read about it in the paper last summer.
They came, they saw, they squished.
Near Chappaquiddick Point lies an unassuming summer house with a big mission. Over the last summer, the Martha’s Vineyard Shellfish Group has...
There are few possessions that last 50 years on the Vineyard waterfront. A wooden boat may last only 10 years unless the owner takes good care of it...
The Flynn family has concluded the sale of more than 175 acres to The Job's Neck Trust for more than $6 million.
The property is near but not...
The fields are still fallow, the silos completely gone to ruin. Operating licenses and permits have long since expired, and nearly a year after the...
A man participating in this weekend's Oak Bluffs Monster Shark tournament was injured Friday afternoon when a blue shark bit him on the forearm.