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August 8, 2003


Island Forecast: A Rush of Cell Towers

In the face of federal laws which leave local zoning regulations powerless, West Tisbury officials are grappling with one of the first of a likely onslaught of requests for cellular phone towers dotting the town's rural landscape. It's a familiar fight for the West Tisbury zoning board of appeals. Five years after the board overturned…

Oak Bluffs Library Plans Are Studied; October Start Seen

Oak Bluffs Library Plans Are Studied; October Start Seen

By CHRIS BURRELL

Groundbreaking for construction of the Island’s newest and largest library may begin sometime in October if bids – set to be opened less than a month from now – fall within the $3.2 million budget.

The roughly…

Fishermen Survive Accident; Boat Lost

Two Vineyard fishermen barely survived a boating accident south of Noman’s Land on Wednesday morning. Scott Terry, 51, a West Tisbury artist and avid commercial rod and reel fisherman, has a black eye and a few bruises, but is very much okay after the boat he was operating flipped in a rogue wave. He and…

Thoughtful Night: Can alliance of Blacks and Jews Cross Barriers?

Thoughtful Night: Can Alliance of Blacks and Jews Cross Barriers?

By CHRIS BURRELL

Is George W. Bush’s brand of conservatism so reprehensible that it could create a new alliance between America’s blacks and Jews? Or is the economic gap between the two groups simply too great to allow them to find common…


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