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On the surface, the four candidates running for the open seat on the
Oak Bluffs board of selectmen in next week's special election
share the same...
The dreams are coming to town. Exotic, international dreams.
Adventurous, open-ocean dreams. Exhilarating celebrity-filled dreams.
Delicious gourmet...
Polly Hill Arboretum Hosts Botany Expert Peter Raven
By IAN FEIN
If development continues at its current pace, our planet will stand
to lose...
Tribal Member Has Deep Sense of Place
By IAN FEIN
Durwood (Woody) Vanderhoop knows all too well the encroaching
pressures imposed on the average...
Land Court Denies Bid to Halt Affordable Homes
By IAN FEIN
A Massachusetts Land Court judge last week solidly denied a motion
for...
The Massachusetts house of representatives dealt a crippling blow to Vineyard affordable housing advocates last week, voting 91-64 on Thursday to...
Private Ferry Companies Draw Increasing Share of Passengers
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
The popularity of Steamship Authority...
Deadlines of All Kinds Loom for State Attorney General
By MAX HART
With less than two months to go before the state primary and only
minutes...
An evening of Motown on Saturday night was like a time warp,
bringing the packed audience at Outerland back to the 1950s and 1960s,
when bands and...
Six cases of tularemia this spring and summer on Martha's Vineyard have been confirmed by the state Department of Public Health.
Middle East Queries for Jody Powell Are Few
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
Joseph (Jody) Powell Jr., who served as press secretary to...
Old House Pond Plan Allowed, but with Oversight from State
By IAN FEIN
The Martha's Vineyard Land Bank can open its 11-acre property
on Old...