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Imagine an Island business where the pace of work, the cash flow and even the faces that come through the door remain constant all year round.
Post Office Studies Move for Expansion in Vineyard Haven
By JONATHAN BURKE
The Vineyard Haven post office is contemplating renovations to its...
MVC Votes No on Gas Station
Martha's Vineyard Commission Rejects Plan for New Station on
State Road Corridor, Eight Votes to Three
By JULIA...
Lured back to the city he left four and a half years ago, Oak Bluffs police chief Joseph C. Carter yesterday submitted his resignation to selectmen...
The Massachusetts Department of Corrections and the state Department of Public Health assigned the Dukes County House of Corrections poor marks for...
Dwindling state aid and rising insurance costs are fueling a regional high school budget that will cost Island taxpayers $11.6 million next year.
Early Retirement Program Attracts 26 County Officials
By JULIA WELLS
A highway superintendent, an executive secretary, a librarian and a
jail...
Pressure to Delay Airport Master Plan Vote May Jeopardize Final
Approval of Study
By JONATHAN BURKE
Public pressure to delay a vote could...
"Christmas was about getting nothing," she says in
clipped Yankee cadence. Lorraine Beaucaire Clark's family did not
speak English when they came...
Oak Bluffs had fewer mopeds and fewer dealers renting them this year. Now the hospital is reporting fewer people ending up in the emergency room...
Using new lawyers but spelling out the same themes, the developers
of the Down Island Golf Club filed a lawsuit against the Martha's
Vineyard...
Gasoline is considered a necessity of life, but is one more gas
station a necessity for the Vineyard? The Martha's Vineyard
Commission was expected...