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The shed behind the Tisbury Marketplace was built to house the
construction of Rebecca back in 1997. The shed was just big enough to
accommodate the...
With Vineyard Heading Back to Class, Dozen Teachers Enter Their Last
Year
By CHRIS BURRELL
For a dozen Vineyard public school teachers, the new...
County Manager Choice Quit Law Practice After Facing Fund
Allegations
By ALEXIS TONTI
Three days before the new Dukes County manager will sign...
A high-octane mainland manhunt for two suspects who were allegedly involved in a wild crime spree in Braintree last week led police to the tiny town...
Some 250 people gathered Sunday on a glorious late-summer day to honor Ms. Isabel Powell, the matriarch of the Powell family, and the memory of Cong...
Tabernacle Requires More Fixes; Architects Call for a New Roof
By CHRIS BURRELL
The bill to restore the Tabernacle was supposed to run just $1...
It was a reverent and quietly momentous occasion. Sixty-three years after its incorporation by 10 Island families, the Martha's Vineyard Hebrew...
Traffic was down, but parking tickets were up. The weather was changeable; ditto for the restaurant and retail business.
Hallgate Is Cleared of Its Junked Cars
Edgartown Officials Tour Subdivision, and Are Pleased After
Year's Effort; Now, the Lot Next Door
By...
Walter Cronkite, who has for months publicly opposed the Cape Wind
project being proposed for Nantucket Sound, yesterday announced he has...
County Makes Offer on Manager's Post
By ALEXIS TONTI
Dukes County commissioners last night offered the job of county
manager to E. Winn Davis,...
Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, Vineyard Haven and West Tisbury town officials received their marching orders this month - recommendations for steps these...