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The Island Food Pantry unfortunately broke another new record last week. In a span of three days, the pantry gave food to 184 Vineyarders. Of the...
Thirty-five years ago, at the end of the Viet Nam war, there was a mass evacuation of Vietnamese orphans who had been adopted by Americans and...
Three different start-up companies are pursuing plans to radically expand the Island’s broadband connections, and in the process dramatically...
Okay, so maybe what the residents of Cuttyhunk were doing in order to get their high-speed Internet service was not strictly legal, but goodness,...
A Menemsha charter fishing boat was damaged in a boatyard fire on the mainland last Saturday. Scott McDowell said his 35-foot Duffy boat Lauren C...
The Army Corps of Engineers will spend $5 million to resume clearing unexploded bombs left behind on Vineyard beaches during World War II training...
Penelope H. Dickens, an Oak Bluffs woman known for her work as a community volunteer and kind nature, died in a single car accident on Route 495 in...
Less than a month after announcing his candidacy, West Tisbury resident Erik Hammarlund this week withdrew his name from the town selectman’s race...
The Army Corps of Engineers will dredge a 10-foot channel in the Oak Bluffs harbor in the coming weeks, to improve navigation and provide safe...
The Chilmark Police Department warned Islanders to be on the lookout for e-mail scams, after several Chilmarkers received e-mails purportedly from...
Marie Allen, Simone DeSorcy and Eleanore Tompkins have joined the board of directors of Island Elderly Housing, Inc., which currently provides 165...
A group of neighbors is appealing a recent superior court decision that Rogers Path in West Tisbury — an ancient way once used by Wampanoags and as...