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With $300,000 cash and the unified support of town leaders and residents, the Martha’s Vineyard Preservation Trust today purchases the old...
Martha's Vineyard 1996 was a year of storms. There were tempests of the natural sort: September's Hurricane Edouard, though less fearsome than...
Here’s a proposed expedition every bit as adventurous (but not nearly as brutal) as Capt. Shackleton’s trek across South Georgia Island: Why not sit...
NANTUCKET - If not for a couple of yards, it might have been a game for the ages, recounted in coffee haunts, barber shops and summer barbecues for...
The classroom is both comfortable and practical. Furnished with stacks of books, a Macintosh computer and a sprawling leather sofa, it is a bright...
If there was ever a favorite fishing spot on the Vineyard, Lobsterville is it. As fishing spots go, it is fairly easy to get to. It is far enough...
The annual fall fishing derby offers the scientific community an ideal platform for monitoring the health of fish and for doing marine research....
For 73 years, the Dukes County Historical Society has been the resource for those interested in the history, genealogy, culture and natural history...
During an afternoon trip to North Tisbury last week, Lieut. Gov. Paul Cellucci and the David H. Smith Foundation revealed an ambitious joint plan for...
In Max Butler's first weeks at school, he will help set up a computer system.
Max, 12, will also join other students of various ages in a writers'...
Hurricane Edouard slowly brushed past Martha’s Vineyard yesterday, battering the coastline with fierce, gusting winds and torrential rains, causing...
Hurricane Edouard was an old storm. By the time the violent winds reached our waters, they had crossed the Atlantic and moved in a straight line up...