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Federal Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar came to the Vineyard and Cape Cod on Tuesday to consult with Indian tribes opposed to the Cape Wind...
There’s been a great deal of focus lately on the local effects of the rush by federal and state authorities to build big wind farms near the...
As public attention ratchets up surrounding the controversial Cape Wind project planned for Nantucket Sound, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial...
Studies have shown, and plenty of them, that pets of the canine variety are so good for our health, happiness and longevity that if medical science...
The Oak Bluffs School completed the 2010 National Geography Bee on Jan. 26. The 10 students with the best scores in a preliminary round...
Despite some student resistance and new costs, the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School is making progress with a new program to help lagging...
American Tower Company, the company that wants to build a distributed antenna system (DAS) to improve cell phone coverage in the three up-Island...
An Island woman died in a single-car accident Monday afternoon on Eastville avenue across from the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.
Rachel Dow, 37, of...
A plan to build a two-story commercial building on a wetland at the edge of the Lagoon Pond in the Tisbury Marketplace is still in the early stages...
Farm Offer Aids Haiti
Islanders can support Haiti relief efforts by buying locally-grown produce today: Whippoorwill Farm will offer the public...
Mature Workers
For Islanders aged 55 years or older on limited incomes who want to get back to work, the Mature Workers Program of Elder Services...
Honoring Mr. Bannister
The African American Heritage Trail of Martha’s Vineyard will honor Quinton Bannister, the first African American teacher...