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New Fundraiser Just for Employee Pay?
It's the Latest Idea from Management in Community Services
Dispute; Union Leaders Are Skeptical
By MANDY...
After First Weekend of Stop Signs, Some Traffic Backups, Complaints
By CHRIS BURRELL
The stop signs went up at the notorious blinker light...
The director of the Martha's Vineyard Shellfish Group said yesterday that nearly four million healthy juvenile shellfish under culture at his Lagoon...
Like most Island cocktail parties, the Tisbury Street Fair was slow
to start. An hour into the annual town celebration though, and it was
standing...
Refusing to let the fundraiser be a stage for escalating labor
tensions, Martha's Vineyard Community Services officials this week
denied the request...
The Fourth of July crowds arrived last week with a vengeance -
clogging ferry lines, buses and the hospital emergency room - but
remained a bit...
Ferry Fee Proposal Advances in Boston
It Could Only Have Happened This Year: Added Fee of $1 Per Ferry
Ticket Is Proposed for Municipal Relief...
Gray skies and sprightly winds launched the 80th annual Edgartown
Yacht Club Regatta yesterday. A record number of 420 class sailboats
turned out...
Costs for Edgartown School Prompt August Town Meeting
By MANDY LOCKE
Edgartown voters are invited to a midsummer special town meeting to
tie up...
At Jabberwocky's Celebration, Human Spirit Is Triumphant
By C.K. WOLFSON
The Tabernacle was filled Saturday night. There were speeches and
music...
Oak Bluffs Police Seize Man, Shotgun
By JULIA WELLS
A 17-year-old New Bedford man spent the holiday weekend in the
Edgartown house of correction...
Everything about this Fourth of July was huge. The parade was
colorful and long, the fireworks overhead were grand and the crowds in
downtown...