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Cape Wind Reconfigures Plan at Horseshoe Shoal to Meet State
Guidelines
By IAN FEIN
Ceding to requests from state officials, commercial...
It's the dinner hour on Tuesday night, and Luanne Johnson is
tromping through poison ivy and switch grass on the duney hills of
Aquinnah's north...
One year after unveiling plans for the costliest construction
project and most ambitious fund-raising goal in Vineyard history,
leaders at the Martha...
One year after unveiling plans for the costliest construction project and most ambitious fund-raising goal in Vineyard history, leaders at the Martha...
A family walks along Memorial Wharf eating ice cream, the children wearing Martha's Vineyard sweatshirts, one red, one white and two blue. A stranger...
Thirty years ago, two young women walked into the offices of the
Vineyard Gazette on South Summer street in Edgartown looking for
employment.
One...
Boat Line Bill Moves Quietly
Joint Transportation Committee Hosts Surprise Public Hearing on
Legislation Believed Dead; Marc Hanover Will Protest...
The deaf pilot whose single engine airplane crashed last Thursday on a runway at Katama Airfield in Edgartown remained in critical condition...
The deaf pilot whose single engine airplane crashed last Thursday on a runway at Katama Airfield in Edgartown remained in critical condition...
Norton Point Closed to Vehicles to Protect Piping Plover Chicks
By JAMES KINSELLA
Over the past four days, public and private officials have...
Martha's Vineyard may have an affordable housing crisis on its hands, but it also has the community support and political will to address the issue.
It was shortly after 1 p.m. last Thursday, a sunny afternoon and
otherwise ordinary day. Nic Turner was driving south down Herring Creek
Road toward...