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New Hospital's Final Number: $41.8 Million
By JULIA WELLS
The new number is $41.8 million. The final number. Leaders at the
Martha's Vineyard...
120 at MVRHS to Go on to Post-Secondary Study
By BRIEN HEFLER
On Sunday, the class of 2004 at Martha's Vineyard Regional
High School will...
Some Transitions, New Faces as Farms Stand Ready for the Growing
Season
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Graduating Class at Charter School, Four Strong, Is Confident,
Motivated
By C.K. WOLFSON
It took them six months to come to a consensus about...
Mr. Barnes, along with an assortment of local builders, contractors
and heavy machinery, helped place a 1,000-pound, seven-and-a-half-foot...
Bad news if you bought or built a new house on the Vineyard and figured you could cover some of your mortgage by renting it out for a chunk of summer...
That's the cost of doing business for landscaper James Hayes now that gas prices have soared beyond $2.50 a gallon. Every five days, he swallows the...
Eight months after town health officials first detected a contaminated plume running beneath Edgartown Meadows subdivision, they are turning their...
County Tries to Balance $4.4 Million Budget
By ALEXIS TONTI
Eliminating the water testing laboratory and turning down a $42,500
funding request...
Sgt. William L. Searle, state environmental police officer for the Vineyard, will retire from his post at the end of this month. Sergeant Searle,...
Prisoner's Story: Long Captivity Framed His War
By MANDY LOCKE
Six months after Lieut. Curtis Jones watched a one-hour Army
training film on how...
Two Guards Suspended After Indictments in Inmate Beatings
By ALEXIS TONTI
After three days of witness testimony and deliberation, a Dukes
County...