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September 28, 2004


Wampanoag Tribe Joins Museum Fete

Beverly Wright was walking through the National Mall in Washington, D.C., last week during the opening ceremony for the National Museum of the American Indian when a familiar face caught her eye. As she made her way through a sea of thousands of strangers, she was suddenly confronted by a huge image of her friend,…

County to Offer Training Class for Students Seeking the GED

County to Offer Training Class for Students Seeking the GED

By ALEXIS TONTI

Following the recent elimination of an established general education diploma (GED) preparatory program on the Island, the Dukes County sheriff’s department announced that it will sponsor GED classes for Vineyard residents.

State Finds Code Infractions in Oak Bluffs

State Finds Code Infractions in Oak Bluffs

By CHRIS BURRELL

An eight-month investigation by the state’s environmental enforcement agency has confirmed that the Oak Bluffs board of health and a Tisbury engineering firm violated several state health regulations when they signed septic permits for a new house belonging to Joseph N.…

Scores Improve on MCAS Test

Scores Improve on MCAS Test

High School Tops State Average in Both Math and English; Lower Grades Also See Strong Exam Results

By ALEXIS TONTI

The results are in from the spring round of MCAS testing, and students at the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School again posted strong scores…


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