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Years of Talks Pay Off in 62-Acre Conservation Gift Along Middle Road
By JULIA WELLS
A wide swath of rolling farmland and wooded hillside that...
Aquinnah Voters Face Financial Questions And a Choice for Selectman in Elections
By JULIA WELLS
Money is the main theme in Aquinnah next week...
Transit Authority Scrambles, Fills Summer Workforce Needs
By MANDY LOCKE
Six weeks ago, Vineyard Transit Authority (VTA) administrators worried...
Political Veteran Elected in Chilmark
By MANDY LOCKE
J.B. Riggs Parker is back in the front lines of Chilmark politics.
Chilmark voters...
Katama Bay Anchorage Closed to Protect Waters
By MANDY LOCKE
Boaters looking for a place to anchor for the night won't
find refuge in Katama Bay...
Hauling in almost two-thirds of the votes, Tisbury selectman Tristan Israel won a fourth term in Tuesday's annual town election.
Hospital Leaders Revisit Building Plans
By JULIA WELLS
The plan has changed and the $50 million price tag is heading south how far south, it'...
Boatline CEO Looks Ahead
By JULIA WELLS
Steamship Authority chief executive officer Fred Raskin said this week that reports of his impending...
Beyond Differences: Island Families Are Enriched by Adoptions
By JESSIE ROYCE HILL
Sometimes they get funny looks in town when they are walking...
Safe Haven: Special Camp Lets Kids Live in the Moment
By C.K. WOLFSON
A clothesline of colored towels flutters like Tibetan prayer flags.
Two...
Boat Line Chief Triggers Contract Talks
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
A gnarly two-year struggle over issues of governance and lines of...
Oak Bluffs Results Were a Surprise - Is Healing of Long Battle
Under Way?
By Julia Wells
In Oak Bluffs the landscape has changed, and it's not...