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FALMOUTH - - Adding fresh fuel to the fire that has burned around the Steamship Authority for months, the Falmouth selectmen voted 4-1 last night to...
The noisy, motley group of runners suddenly waxed silent and awaited
the bullhorn. When it blasted, the soles of more than a thousand running shoes...
The ferris wheel's been planted, the entry forms returned, the dogs bathed, allowances saved, curfews set.
For Robert C. Cleasby, program director at the Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association, there's no better time for singing and celebrating than...
The water's too cold. The path's too long. There are too many rocks. And worst of all, you can't get a parking space.
Tisbury Inn Reconstruction Start Prompts Angry Complaints from
Business Owners
By JOSHUA SABATINI
A group of Main street business owners stood...
Hugh Weisman organized the first Chilmark Road Race in 1978 as a fun run for the kids at the Chilmark Community Center. He never imagined that...
If it's bad news, gripes and complaints, Oak Bluffs selectmen don't want to hear it. This week they scrapped the annual meeting for the town's...
Letter Shows Land Bank Position Misrepresented in Golf Deal
Maneuvers
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
In a confidential letter sent to the...
A live baby great white shark was brought into Menemsha harbor by a
local fishing boat Tuesday morning. And though the fish was only five
feet in...
Two farmers and three developers are among 13 candidates who will
vie for nine elected seats on the Martha's Vineyard Commission in
the state...
Final West Tisbury Buildout Adds 3,000 Citizens to the Population
By MANDY LOCKE
West Tisbury's development spurt in the 1970s felt more like a...