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Listening to the banter of benchwarmers in front of the Edgartown town hall, it's hard to tell if it's 1972, 1982, 1992 or 2002.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers this week gave Cape Wind Associates a green light to erect a single 197-foot-tall monitoring station in the shallows...
She works 25 hours a week at a retail store in Vineyard Haven. And she's doing her best to plow through a thousand pages of Anna Karenina in time for...
Attack Targets SSA Members
New Bedford's George Leontire Demands Resignation of Board;
Former City Solicitor Attempts to Dismiss Boat Line Lawsuit...
Campers Take Flight on the Sea and High in Sky
By JAMES D'AMBROSIO
Gas Pump Prices on the Vineyard Top Most Other Places in America
By MANDY LOCKE
Islanders have endured another summer of steep prices at the gas...
Shellfish May Survive Edgartown Oil Spill; Emergency Seen as Serious
Wake-up Call
By JULIA WELLS
The director of the Martha's Vineyard Shellfish...
Oil Spill in Edgartown Harbor Kills Million Baby Oysters and Fouls
Waters
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
An oil spill of unknown origin...
Oak Bluffs Approaches Buildout Deadline
By MANDY LOCKE
It all happened without too much fuss.
Now, that's all the town of Oak Bluffs and...
After nearly six months without an executive director,
the Martha's Vineyard Commission took the first step Sunday toward
securing a seasoned...
A divided Martha's Vineyard Land Bank Commission quietly
postponed any action last night on a controversial deal that is aimed at
converting 273...
Vineyard Ice Arena Launches Final Step in Expansion Drive
By JOSHUA SABATINI
After more than 20 years of undergoing structural improvement in...