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Pennywise Path Development: Pressure from Many Directions
By MANDY LOCKE
Neighbors are pleading for restraint, Edgartown officials are urging...
A California woman who owns a spectacular property overlooking the ocean in Chilmark has been told she can't rent the spot out for any more weddings...
With a contract that expired more than a year ago and no real end in sight at the bargaining table, tension has begun to escalate between management...
West Tisbury Republican Plans to Topple Eight-Term Legislator
By CHRIS BURRELL
He's a Spanish teacher at the regional high school and a
part-...
120 at MVRHS to Go on to Post-Secondary Study
By BRIEN HEFLER
On Sunday, the class of 2004 at Martha's Vineyard Regional
High School will...
Some Transitions, New Faces as Farms Stand Ready for the Growing
Season
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Graduating Class at Charter School, Four Strong, Is Confident,
Motivated
By C.K. WOLFSON
It took them six months to come to a consensus about...
MVC Powers Eyed by Court
Did the Commission Correctly Act in Refusing Gas Station? Is There
‘Tunnel Vision'? Judge Will Decide
By JULIA WELLS...
New Hospital's Final Number: $41.8 Million
By JULIA WELLS
The new number is $41.8 million. The final number. Leaders at the
Martha's Vineyard...
When it comes to competition among the bar-keeps and restaurant owners on the Oak Bluffs harbor, the gloves have definitely come off.
Sgt. William L. Searle, state environmental police officer for the Vineyard, will retire from his post at the end of this month. Sergeant Searle,...
That's the cost of doing business for landscaper James Hayes now that gas prices have soared beyond $2.50 a gallon. Every five days, he swallows the...