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Oil Spill in Edgartown Harbor Kills Million Baby Oysters and Fouls
Waters
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
An oil spill of unknown origin...
A divided Martha's Vineyard Land Bank Commission quietly
postponed any action last night on a controversial deal that is aimed at
converting 273...
HYANNIS - In a bold show of Island solidarity, Vineyard
Steamship Authority governor Kathryn A. Roessel led a move yesterday to
ice any expanded...
The activity filling the roadways in West Tisbury yesterday morning could only mean one thing: The 141st annual Martha's Vineyard Agricultural...
The spirit and the first candle of the Grand Illumination was
carried by a 32-year-old sufferer of Huntington's Disease. With
her father, Walter, and...
President Clinton Returns for Short Visit
Former President William Clinton will arrive on Martha's
Vineyard today for a long weekend with his wife...
A month ago, Island farmers were complaining that it was dry. Now,
halfway through August, it is even drier - so much so that
Vineyarders are...
Two teenagers from Israel. One is Jewish, Yael Tikotsky. The other, Ranin Yanaki, is Arab. They go to separate schools. In fact, most schools in...
Serious Fire Draws Attention to Danger of Junk Car Dump
By MANDY LOCKE
Edgartown's most glaring eyesore became its largest liability
Tuesday...
MVC Returns to Golf Project
Commission Confronts Pressures from Oak Bluffs Selectmen and
Developers to Expedite Plan; Compromise Is Reached
By...
FALMOUTH - - Adding fresh fuel to the fire that has burned around the Steamship Authority for months, the Falmouth selectmen voted 4-1 last night to...
Tisbury Faces Buildout Issues
State Forecasts Show Potential for 1,000 New Homes and Over 2,000
More Residents Before Town Reaches Full Capacity...