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$100-Per-Hour Employee Raises Ire at High School
By CHRIS BURRELL
The full-time administrator's job pays $65,000 a year, but
when the Martha's...
Announcing his intent to retire as editor and publisher of the
Vineyard Gazette after more than 27 years at the newspaper, Richard
Reston this week...
A shed and a pier in the tiny town of Aquinnah were the fulcrum for court arguments this week that will ultimately test the question of whether the...
Selectmen of Tisbury Approve Police Department Expansion
By JONATHAN BURKE
After reviewing a new report by an independent consultant, the...
They are the Island's most beloved bridges. The Big Bridge and
the Little Bridge are going to be rebuilt in concrete, if the state has
its way.
Love Story: Couple Makes Sweet Music for Valentine's
By C.K. WOLFSON
Jacob Weissman, 89, gingerly joins his wife, Nikki Langer Weissman,
80,...
Sixteen-year-old Hans Buder isn't the Island's most
enthusiastic baseball player, but he certainly is an authority on the
physics of the sport. Mr....
County Assistant Claims Harassment
By JONATHAN BURKE
A legal complaint filed on Monday in Dukes County Superior Court
alleges that Carol Borer,...
A&P Sells Both Vineyard Supermarkets in Nine-Store Deal with
Stop & Shop
By MANDY LOCKE
After more than eight decades of selling...
Town and Tribe Collide in Court
Case Set for Wednesday Hearing Has Far-Reaching Implications;
Outcome Hinges on Issue of Tribal Sovereignty
By...
Wastewater System in Tisbury Places Limits on Town Growth
By JONATHAN BURKE
The day Tisbury's new wastewater system goes online next year,
it...
Mansion House Project Is Revised; Commission Drops Plans for Review
By MANDY LOCKE
The Martha's Vineyard Commission agreed last night, after a...