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Charter School Graduation
By JOSHUA SABATINI
The four were barefoot, with flower laurels on their heads as they
walked down the aisle beneath...
Every school graduation is important. But the graduation taking place this Saturday, June 2, from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Martha's Vineyard Public Charter...
Cruise Lines Sail for Vineyard
By MANDY LOCKE
Destination: Martha's Vineyard. That's the proclamation
this season for two new cruise line...
A small circle of senior managers at the Steamship Authority last
week quietly filed an application for some $2 million in federal grant
money to...
A wrongful death lawsuit is expected to be filed next week in
connection with the car crash last March that claimed the life of Eric
MacLean, an 18-...
Vineyard Haven Voters Decide June 12 on Successor to Edmond G.
Coogan
By JOSHUA SABATINI
On Tuesday, June 12, Tisbury voters will decide which...
A selling job. Pitching the fast ferry. This is the main melody
these days at the Steamship Authority, where management activities have
spun into...
Federal Agency Cites Packer Firm For Violations of Clean Air Act; Investigation Charges Release Of Tons of Toxic Pollutants
If it seems the inventory of hair color products on Island drugstore and supermarket shelves is growing larger every year - well, it probably is. New...
The Vineyard's outermost lighthouse is celebrating a birthday. The Cape Pogue Lighthouse on Chappaquiddick is 200 years old, and for most of those...
Officials Forecast Expanded Air Traffic
By JOSHUA SABATINI
The Martha's Vineyard Airport, with another summer season at
hand, is ready to handle...
Signaling an abrupt shift in direction on the
ambitious new service model, Steamship Authority general manager Armand
Tiberio said yesterday that the...