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July 13, 2004


Chief Says Landlord Probe Just Beginning

Chief Says Landlord Probe Just Beginning

By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer

A well-known electrician is now the subject of a widening police investigation into whether he broke the law when he allegedly secretly videotaped a female tenant while she was in the bathroom.

Richard Lehman admitted to Tisbury…

Task Force Team Presents Chilmark Preschool Plan to Bolster Enrollments

Armed with the results of an anonymous survey that praised the Chilmark School for it small class sizes and strong sense of community but was critical of its leadership, communication and staff turnover, the chairman of a fledgling school task force unveiled a report last night, urging regional school board members to take action on…

Tabernacle’s Birthday Celebrated with History, Song and Applause

More than 2,000 people gathered in the Tabernacle Saturday night to celebrate the structure's 125th birthday. Grandparents, grandchildren, and everyone in between filled the rows, sitting on some of the same benches used in the 1800s, when the religious campers gathered under the oak trees and the canvas tent that predated the Tabernacle's construction in…

They Go ‘Round the Island in Eight Hours

They Go ‘Round the Island in Eight Hours

By COLEY WARD

Godspeed, captained by John Nugent, won its class in last year’s ‘Round the Island Race, sponsored by the Edgartown Yacht Club. This year the boat came in third.

What went wrong? Nothing, if you believe Godspeed’s crew.

Garage Case Gets a Hearing

The three-story garage that galvanized a neighborhood and triggered political skirmishes across Oak Bluffs comes before the town zoning board of appeals Thursday night when garage owner Joseph Moujabber tries to win back his building permit and put his project back on track. The zoning board hearing begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Oak Bluffs…


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