Letters to the Editor
Why are there six towns on Martha's Vineyard, each with its own administrative costs?
My wife and I arrived at the Steamship Authority last Thursday morning, just as the excavator took the first bite out of the weather structure.
We understand that the Little Bridge channel at Sengekontacket Pond is being dredged this June.
As a candidate for Oak Bluffs selectman, I would like to thank both the local newspapers for bringing this election to the attention of the voters.
To the children of Obed Daggett, I have been contemplating this letter for some time now.
The Vineyard Conservation Society's 23rd annual Earth Day beach cleanup was a great success.
I want to thank state Sen. Daniel Wolf and state Rep. Timothy Madden for their commitment to GMO labeling in Massachusetts.
If you are over 65 years old or are a caregiver, provider or otherwise responsible for an elder, this is for you.
In the debate with Dan Seidman, candidate for planning board, he is unwavering in the board’s refusal to address the waterfront zoning bylaw.
My name is Daniel Seidman. I have served the town of Tisbury for seven years as a member of the planning board.
I like to go about my business as inconspicuously as possible and let the results speak for themselves.
The voters of Oak Bluffs will face a ballot question asking whether the fluoridation of the town water supply should continue or be discontinued.
