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They were born and raised on the Vineyard, owned their own homes and
had full-time jobs here. Then one day a couple years ago, Sharon Amaral
and...
Vineyard House Plan Wins Approval Amid Praise for Community Benefits
By IAN FEIN
The Martha's Vineyard Commission last week unanimously and...
Put off a day due to the torrential rain, the town of Vineyard Haven staged its birthday celebration with the usual overabundance of food, drink and...
Town Attorney Grills Landowner as Tax Hearing Grows Longer
By IAN FEIN
During a tense two and a half days of cross-examination, West
Tisbury...
The United States Coast Guard has ordered the Steamship Authority and Hy-Line Cruises to increase security measures on their ferries following the...
When it comes to telephone service, Cuttyhunk may be going cutting edge.
As part of a plan to upgrade service on the island, part of the town of...
The Vineyard's first tularemia case of the year, a 50-year-old male landscaper, may have contracted the potentially fatal disease after handling a...
The Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) announced this week that
it will not appeal the landmark sovereignty case to the United States
Supreme...
Pond Stays Closed for Further Study
State Environmental Affairs Secretary Rejects Land Bank Management
Plan at Lambert's Cove Road Kettle Pond...
Main Street Campaign Begins in Edgartown
By RACHEL KOVAC
A group of Edgartown business owners have launched an ambitious
campaign to revitalize...
The American eel, once as abundant as shellfish in Island coastal ponds and rivers and all along the Atlantic seaboard, is in such decline that the...
West Tisbury Landowner Tells Tax Board Town Valuations Rooted in
Faulty System
By IAN FEIN
West Tisbury resident William W. Graham testified in...