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Going into Tuesday's special town meeting and a crucial vote
on the future of the Edgartown Free Public Library, the library trustees
had two...
There is a lot more need for a Vineyard connection with Cuttyhunk these days, Dukes County Commissioners heard on a visit to the island Wednesday....
After nearly three weeks of turmoil and back-and-forth accusations,
Vineyard school leaders officially severed ties with their school bus
contractor...
Edgartown Library: A Critical Phase
By MAX HART
The Edgartown library must expand now or else fail the community it
serves.
That's the message...
A Dancer and His Patron Build New Program, and Studio, Here
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Camp Ground Considers Leaseholder Vote
By CHRIS BURRELL
They're demanding universal suffrage, the right of cottage
owners in the Camp Ground to...
Along with the Ferris wheel and the tilt-a-whirl, one of the wildest rides of the Martha's Vineyard Agricultural Society Livestock Show and Fair this...
Youth Hockey Builds Character; Also Puts Deep Dents in Island Family
Pocketbooks
By CHRIS BURRELL
For nine months a year, Susan Mercier's three...
Parking Enforcement in Tisbury Is Major Year-Round Business
By ALEXIS TONTI
After chipping away for years at traffic problems in Vineyard Haven...
On a small patch of tar in front of the Oak Bluffs Steamship
Authority terminal, where Oak Bluffs avenue, Seaview avenue, Seaview
avenue extension...
New Nantucket Member Joins Steamship Board; New Ferry Plans Advance
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
NANTUCKET - A new board member for...
It's Always an Illuminating Experience: A Grand Night of
Glowing Lanterns
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