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In the weeks since the death of organizer Steven James in a duck hunting accident, Islanders have speculated about the future of the tournament,...
With the much-discussed big-house bylaw now a fact of life in Chilmark, discussion at the town planning board this week turned to preservation of...
As the Stop & Shop presses its expansion plan in front of the Martha's Vineyard Commission, focus shifts to a potential redesign of the town-...
Many policies are changing over effective March 31, including Network Health, popular among Islanders with low and moderate incomes. Health care...
Revisiting a controversial issue that has been dormant since summer, the Oak Bluffs selectmen voted Tuesday to approve a set of regulations that...
With the news that solar developer Broadway Electrical would be closing its operation, Tisbury selectmen this week discussed other options for...
A complicated three-way land swap designed to create affordable housing, add conservation land and save a historic home is valid and enforceable, a...
Catherine Norton was appointed by the Falmouth selectmen in mid-January. She pledges to listen to all the stakeholders in the state-chartered boat...
Due for major repairs, the two million-gallon tank will be drained next month. Meanwhile, during the 10-week project, Oak Bluffs will receive its...
A $1.45 million budget approved by the commission last week for the coming fiscal year is an increase of nearly 10 per cent over last year.
A Martha's Vineyard Commission review of the grocery expansion plans in Vineyard Haven will go to a seventh public hearing in February. Sticking...
Broadway Electrical Co. Inc., based in Boston, will shutter its business operation, a spokesman for the Cape and Vineyard Electrical Cooperative (...
