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October 8, 2002


Town and Wireless Telephone Company Clash

The Edgartown planning board criticized wireless phone companies Tuesday night for claiming space on the North street telephone tower. "When is enough enough? When do we get to say enough is enough?" asked planning board chairman Norman Rankow of representatives from AT&T Wireless. The standoff took place during a public hearing for AT&T's request to…

Cruise Liners Bolster Harbor

The Oak Bluffs harbor is a money machine for the town, but the question facing leaders after yet another record-breaking year of revenue is whether they can squeeze more cash from the operation.

Report Finds Windfall for Golf Developer

Report Finds Windfall for Golf Developer

By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer

The developers of the Down Island Golf Club stand to clear more than $70 million in profits if they are permitted to build a private luxury golf club in the southern woodlands section of Oak Bluffs, while the financial…

Community Services Marks Anniversary with Tributes to Volunteers and Staff

Community Services Marks Anniversary with Tributes to Volunteers and Staff

By MANDY LOCKE

The staff, volunteers and supporters of Martha’s Vineyard Community Services gathered together Saturday night to offer one last happy birthday to the 40-year-old health and human services agency.

Community Services embraced middle age in style this…

Charges Are Possible in Auto Death Case

Cape and Island prosecutors are seeking to charge a former Tisbury police officer with placing a fake inspection sticker on a 1979 Jeep. The vehicle in question later crashed in an accident blamed on defective steering, killing high school senior Eric MacLean.


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