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Edgartown wastewater plant manager Joseph Alosso resigned Tuesday, bringing to an end a tenure that culminated in a scathing report from special...
Robert Whritenour, who has served as interim town administrator in Oak Bluffs since September, has been permanently appointed to the position by...
The Oak Bluffs wastewater commission Tuesday rescinded a recent decision to eliminate plant manager Joseph Alosso’s position, instead forwarding a...
An unusual possible conflict of interest could delay a Martha’s Vineyard Commission vote this week on a plan to build a solar canopy over the...
The Permanent Endowment for Martha’s Vineyard is now accepting applications for its 2012 educational scholarships.
Seventeen scholarship funds...
Authors of a new book documenting the first 150 years of the agricultural fair are looking for missing premium books throughout the years. Susan...
Calling all shutterbugs. Have you snapped a great photo recently? Do you want to be a part of helping the Vineyard Gazette document daily Island...
At a press conference staged in Charlestown Friday, federal officials announced they were moving ahead with plans to open up a large area south of...
Grace Church in Vineyard Haven is breaking the claws for a Super Bowl feast. The lobster rolls are available for pickup from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m...
Do Islanders like it, not know about it or just not care?
A nearly-nonexistent turnout at the Martha’s Vineyard Commission Thursday night for a...
The Farm Institute and Morning Glory Farm are teaming up to screen the film American Meat tonight, Friday, Feb. 3, starting at 6 p.m. at the...
Ten Island high school students have been awarded top prizes in the Boston Globe’s 2012 Scholastic Art Awards for work ranging from a ceramic pot...