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August 29, 2003


Tabernacle Requires More Fixes; Architects Call for a New Roof

Tabernacle Requires More Fixes; Architects Call for a New Roof

By CHRIS BURRELL

The bill to restore the Tabernacle was supposed to run just $1 million and cover the basics: new stained-glass windows, re-flashing the roof and a serious scrape-and-paint job of the rusting iron structure.

But three years after…

Rabbi Broitman: Hebrew Center Is Embracing a New Arrival

It was a reverent and quietly momentous occasion. Sixty-three years after its incorporation by 10 Island families, the Martha's Vineyard Hebrew Center installed its first full-time rabbi. Saying, "We do this with the hope and expectation in our hearts that this blessing of having you as our spiritual leader will enable all of us to…

Hallgate Is Cleared of Its Junked Cars

Hallgate Is Cleared of Its Junked Cars

Edgartown Officials Tour Subdivision, and Are Pleased After Year’s Effort; Now, the Lot Next Door

By MANDY LOCKE

It was a moment Edgartown officials doubted would ever come.

Town leaders peered down the narrow dirt drive winding through Hallgate Wednesday…

Cronkite Withdraws Ad Against Turbines

Walter Cronkite, who has for months publicly opposed the Cape Wind project being proposed for Nantucket Sound, yesterday announced he has reconsidered – and his commercials on the subject will be withdrawn from the airwaves. Mr. Cronkite said he now prefers to be a more objective observer of both the process and project.

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County Makes Offer on Manager’s Post

County Makes Offer on Manager’s Post

By ALEXIS TONTI

Dukes County commissioners last night offered the job of county manager to E. Winn Davis, executive secretary of the town of Hanson. In his return visit to the Island, Mr. Davis described himself as a consensus builder who believes that Dukes County…


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