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State Official Hit on New Bedford Stand
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
A prominent Boston attorney who represents the Steamship Authority...
Public Transit System Poised for Season
By MARCUS TONTI
The bus speaks.
"Card not valid," says a computerized voice to a
boarding passenger...
The keepers of Vineyard history are leaving the heart of the whaling community for a new home up-Island.
Suspicions that tularemia has made a comeback on the Vineyard for
the third summer in a row have prompted a series of new health
advisories aimed at...
A Special Spirit Wins This Class Highest Praise
By ALEXIS TONTI
They're the largest class ever to graduate from the regional
high school. That's...
Community Services Management Appeals Designation of Voters in Union
Dispute
By MANDY LOCKE
The Martha's Vineyard Community Services labor...
State Attorney General Urges New Bedford Vote in Political War Over
SSA
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
The Massachusetts Attorney General...
Developers Sketch Outline of Proposals for Woodlands Area
By JULIA WELLS
Anxious to regain the upper hand following a defeat in the...
"I don't know who would want to vote our town out of the commission now," said Oak Bluffs selectman Roger Wey. "It would open up the floodgates."
MVC Power of Review on Housing Projects Upheld in Key Ruling by
State Land Court
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
In a groundbreaking...
Graduates Receive Generous Scholarships
By MANDY LOCKE
Christmas is coming early this year for 133 graduating seniors at
Martha's Vineyard...
Charter School Graduates Two in 2002: Class Praised for Courage,
Fortitude
By ALEXIS TONTI
At a different kind of graduation this weekend, there...