News
Selectmen in West Tisbury Fret as Legal Bills Begin to Mount
By RACHEL KOVAC
West Tisbury needs more money to pay its legal bills, and this week...
The trees are tall and the foliage is thick in these woods.
Shards of sunbeams break through the canopy of oaks, scattering light on the dense...
Operating Losses Persist at Steamship Authority; Possible Fare Hikes
Loom
By James Kinsella Gazette Senior Writer
Continuing operating losses...
Middle Line Project Moves Into Next Phase
By JAMES KINSELLA
After settling key questions about the Middle Line Road project at a
special town...
Increasing tensions at the Martha's Vineyard Regional High School between immigrant and non-immigrant students prompted administrators this week to...
The asking price on the house may top $1 million, but if there aren't enough nails on the deck joist hangers or felt paper under the roof shingles,...
Expert Finds Town Assessment Methods Fall Outside Norms, Skewing
Land Values
By IAN FEIN
BOSTON - An expert land appraiser testified in a...
Shellfish Markets Report Slow Sales
By James Kinsella Gazette Senior Writer
The sale of local shellfish has sometimes slowed but hasn't
stopped...
Bakery Owner Retains Name
Judge Rules in Humphreys Case, Handing a Victory to Mr. Diaz on
Rights to Name, Recipes; Civil Trial Still Possible
By...
Red Radishes, Green Bok Choy Fill First-of-Season Farm Basket
By RACHEL KOVAC
The West Tisbury Farmers' Market opened Saturday morning under
a...
An overflow crowd of Chilmark voters turned out last night to
approve the first-ever town-sponsored affordable housing development for
this rural...
Island's Own Albert Clements Captures Victory at Speedway
By MAX HART
You have to look hard to catch the blur of white and black zooming
around...