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On Night Patrol in Edgartown
By MANDY LOCKE
It's 10 o'clock on Friday night in Edgartown. Kids with ice
cream cones and fathers with strollers...
Three hours after renting a moped in Oak Bluffs Saturday morning, 30-year-old Katherine D. Miller tried to round a right curve on Beach Road near...
Investigations continue as state and local fire officials pursue the exact cause of the fire and explosion that cut Edgartown's Independence Day...
Transportation Chairman Speaks
By JULIA WELLS
This will not be a rush job.
That was the word yesterday from Rep. Joseph C. Sullivan
about the...
It's one thing to hire cashiers, clerks and ice cream
scoopers, train them and trust them for a summer's worth of
work. But try hiring 42 summer cops...
Scientists cast a wide net this week in the search for clues to why a rare disease called tularemia has a foothold on the Vineyard. They drew blood...
Against a backdrop of growing concern about the direction of
the Steamship Authority and also about a new alliance between
the Vineyard SSA...
Even though the sun took the Fourth of July off, people
across the Island found plenty of ways to celebrate Independence
Day.
The sharp breezes...
Fireworks Marred by Accident
By MANDY LOCKE
Quick response by emergency crews averted disaster when fire
broke out on the barge launching the...
On a Fibar-covered floor at the indoor riding arena at Red Pony Farm, celebrated modern dance choreographer Paula Josa-Jones found a new stage....
It's time to pull out the red, white and blue and join with other Islanders for Independence Day festivities. Edgartown plays host tomorrow to a...
Are rabbits really to blame for last summer's outbreak of tularemia and for what could be a repeat performance this year?