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Hearings begin next week on legislation that would make striped bass an exclusively recreational fish in state waters.
The Massachusetts Striped...
With Oak Bluffs facing a budget shortfall of $1.5 million next year, the town finance and advisory committee will host a public meeting next week...
After a specially appointed Mill Pond research committee clashed over the best plan to improve water quality in the pond — causing committee member...
The Island Housing Trust is appealing to the town of West Tisbury to ease affordability requirements on the high-profile eight-house project...
Chilmark is a Yankee town, no doubt about it. Some might call it behind the times, but Chilmark is quite content to preserve the quiet simplicity...
Amid mixed reports about whether the recession is easing its grip on the nation, the Vineyard economy remains in decline and has yet to hit bottom...
Please Adopt Us
The Animal Shelter of Martha’s Vineyard has three dogs and four cats available for adoption. The dogs include Vito and Louie, the...
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission is specifically excluded from any role in deciding whether or not commercial-scale wind power could be developed...
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar will meet with Cape Wind opponents and proponents, among them members of the Aquinnah Wampanoag tribe in...
Supermarket Steps Up
Young Poets Prize
Island literary figures are seeking poetry for a new award which will recognize up to five Promising Young Poets.
Short...
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