Government
Leon Brathwaite 2nd of West Tisbury, a retired administrator, said he is committed to public service and a well managed and fiscally responsible...
John S. Alley of West Tisbury, a justice of the peace, said the commission provides a regional solution to problems.
Linda Bauer Sibley of West Tisbury said institutional memory is important at the commission, which has unprecedented regulatory and planning powers.
Ernest Douglas Sederholm, an attorney from West Tisbury, said development is necessary but the Island's natural beauty must be respected and...
Allen Look, a construction consultant from West Tisbury, said he wants to service the Island's health and longevity.
Myron Garfinkle, a retired businessman from West Tisbury, said he brings a fresh perspective and a love for the Island.
Josh Goldstein, a Vineyard Haven innkeeper, said he can act as a voice for the next generation of Islanders.
Stop & Shop representatives this week formally presented plans for a substantial expansion of the company’s grocery store in Edgartown.
Clarence A. Barnes 3rd, of Vineyard Haven, said the Vineyard can learn from its history as it moves into a year-round community.
Brian Smith, a realtor from Oak Bluffs, said he wants to protect the Vineyard while promoting sustainable growth.
Richard James Toole, a carpenter from Oak Bluffs, said he is concerned about the future of the Island.
Fred Hancock of Oak Bluffs said the MVC is an important organization for preserving the Island.
