Pablo Neruda
I knew rooms full of ashes, Tunnels where the moon lived, Rough warehouses that growled ‘get lost’, Questions that insisted in the sand.-Pablo Neruda
I knew rooms full of ashes, Tunnels where the moon lived, Rough warehouses that growled ‘get lost’, Questions that insisted in the sand.-Pablo Neruda
West Tisbury Shows Town Hall Plans
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
A $10 million-plus annual operating budget, a laundry list of override requests that adds up to more than $800,000 and a town hall expansion project with a $3.7 million price tag – next week when the voters of West…
Tisbury Approves $15.9 Million Budget; School Funds Win Town Meeting Vote
By JONATHAN BURKE
Tisbury residents kicked off the Island’s season of annual town meetings Tuesday with a bow to education and an endorsement of the Dukes County Regional Housing Authority.
The police department had the roughest time during…
Voters Face Major Budget Issues at Annual Meetings in Three Towns
In Oak Bluffs, Expect the Unexpected
By CHRIS BURRELL
Voters in Oak Bluffs will be asked next week whether they want to ban dogs from town beaches, declare their opposition to the war in Iraq and borrow $750,000 to…
Seven Candidates Vie for Two Selectmen Seats in Oak Bluffs
By CHRIS BURRELL
Some people in town are calling it an outright horse race – seven candidates running for two seats on the board of selectmen in Oak Bluffs. It is the most hotly contested race in this year’s political season…
Bottle Message Links Pen Pals Across Atlantic
By MANDY LOCKE
Ten-year-old Dylan Rice has a new pen pal.
This Edgartown school student wasn’t exactly looking for an extra hobby; he’s pretty busy with school, Cub Scouts and the FARM Institute. But ever since 17-year-old Juan Braìs Garcia Liz had…
Golf Course Developers Agree to Dismiss Property Rights Claims in MVC Lawsuit
By JULIA WELLS
Attorneys for the Down Island Golf Club have backed away from a portion of their massive lawsuit against the Martha’s Vineyard Commission, agreeing to dismiss two counts that involved property rights claims.
Edgartown Overrides Appear on Ballot
By MANDY LOCKE
Scores of pocketbook-pinching articles and a few tough zoning questions face Edgartown citizens Tuesday at the annual town meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Old Whaling Church.
Voters will be asked to approve a $19-million operating budget – swallowing a $707,000…