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"You should have seen their faces at the end of the
testing," said regional high school history teacher Corinne Kurtz.
"They were skeletons."
Officials in Tisbury and Oak Bluffs Say They're Willing to
Rejoin Refuse District
By MANDY LOCKE
Tisbury and Oak Bluffs selectmen voted Monday...
Football Team Looks to Super Bowl: Island Varsity Wins Divisional
Trophy In Home Game
By JOSHUA SABATINI
After rolling to a 24-point margin in...
County Commissioners Face Decision On Three-Year Appointment to SSA
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
The Dukes County Commission faces a...
Consultant John Ryan this week provided firm statistical underpinnings for what Islanders have known anecdotally for years as they watch the...
More than 2,000 fans were on hand last Saturday to watch the Vineyarders harpoon the Nantucket Whalers 34-0, winning a third consecutive Island Cup...
Tribal Chairman Wins Election with Plurality
By JOSHUA SABATINI
The three-way race for chairman of the Wampanoag tribal council
concluded Sunday...
Beginning next year, the Field Gallery will be under new management.
Chris Morse and his wife, Sheila, owners of the Granary Gallery, will
manage the...
Terrorism War Poses Risk for Island Charities
By MANDY LOCKE
As American spending habits are tempered this fall by a soft economy
and the recent...
Island Escapes Deep Cuts In Aid to Towns, Schools
By MANDY LOCKE
On the last day of the session, state legislators finally approved a
five-month...
Golf Club Hearing Draws Large Crowd For an Evening of Passionate
Discussion
By JULIA WELLS
Quoting Thomas Jefferson and Joni Mitchell,...
Falmouth SSA Member Brings Board Consensus On Fast-Ferry Proposal
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
In a dramatic act of leadership that...