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An Accepting Culture Is Cited as School Eyes Marijuana Use
By CHRIS BURRELL
For students at the Martha's Vineyard Regional High School,
it's as...
Boat Line Hears Worries on SSA Marketing Effort
By ALEXIS TONTI
In a lively discussion about the Steamship Authority's new
marketing program,...
Sixteen Feet Is the Magic Length for Determining Extra Ferry Fee
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
New Year's note to travelers who drive...
NANTUCKET - She's earned a lot of nicknames over the
years, among them Mother Trucker and the Queen of Nantucket, but beyond
all the monikers she...
Advocate for Summer Housing Pushes for Property at Airport
By ALEXIS TONTI
A leader in the push to build group housing for summer workers on
the...
Vineyard Ushers in 2004 with Festive Air
Fireworks in Tisbury Mark Celebration of Last Night, First Day
By ALEXIS TONTI
Tisbury's Last Night,...
Moments before seven Island teenagers set to sea this June in a 28-foot wooden vessel bound for the Hudson River, the students speculated that the...
Debate over an innocuous-sounding bill in the state legislature is
pitting one up-Island school system against another.
State Attorney General Will Intervene to Appeal Tribal Sovereignty
Case
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
Massachusetts Attorney General...
For Boat Line, It Continues to Be 1997
By CHRIS BURRELL
Maybe the Vineyard has lost its appeal, or maybe it was the foul
weather combined with a...
Just in time for the holidays, there is closure to the long-standing
discussion over how to dispense a $16,500 gift to Martha's
Vineyard Community...
Port, Airline Security Ramping Up Again
By ALEXIS TONTI
As the nation moves toward the new year under a heightened terror
alert, Island security...