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On This Election Day: Votes for the Farmers and Against the State
By JULIA WELLS
They went to the polls in large numbers on a sparkling autumn...
The membership of the Martha's Vineyard Rod & Gun Club
paid tribute to two of its founding members at a dinner in their honor
on Wednesday night...
Against a backdrop of growing concern over use of alcohol and drugs by Vineyard teens, police will seek criminal charges against a West Tisbury...
It's always been a one-way street: Students perform and
teachers judge. But some students at Martha's Vineyard Regional
High School can't wait to...
Sheriff's Department Deputies Seek Union for Employees at the
House of Corrections
By MANDY LOCKE
Complaining of inconsistent leadership and...
Thoughtful land planning, the end game in development, difficult decisions in the name of protecting the unique qualities of the Vineyard - values,...
Vineyard voters will go to the polls Tuesday to help choose a new
Massachusetts governor along with nine members of the Martha's
Vineyard Commission...
Brazilians Try to Repair Lives After Fire
By MANDY LOCKE
Three weeks after an Edgartown house fire destroyed the home of 14
Brazilians, the...
A federal mediator yesterday waded into the dispute between
officials in Aquinnah and the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)
over the tribe's...
Top scientists at the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) and
fish conservation advocates are reporting a significant increase in the
numbers of...
The purple and white bumper stickers are somewhat primitive,
produced on a home computer with no stickum, so they have to be fixed to
bumpers with...
Edgartown Planning Board Faces Dilemma on Size of Mansions
By MANDY LOCKE
The Edgartown planning board is torn.
The fracture - slow yet...