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Limits on nighttime access to the beach, except for fishing.
Expanded natural history programs and a possible new education center at a still unnamed...
Court Dismisses Lawsuit Brought by New Bedford, but City May Sue
Again
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
Quoting archaic academic political...
Community Services and Union Far Apart on Economic Issues
By MANDY LOCKE
Three weeks shy of the anniversary of the landmark vote which
brought a...
Economic Forecast: Sunshine, After All
Rental Market Season Begins Slowly, but Bookings Even with Last
Year; Ferry Reservations Filling Up
By...
Voters in West Tisbury Reject Money Articles a Second Time
By MANDY LOCKE
There was something oddly familiar about the political week in West...
Martha's Vineyard Commission Approves Hillside Village
Housing, with Conditions
By MANDY LOCKE
The Martha's Vineyard Commission is wrestling a...
The Memorial Day weekend may be everyone's start to the summer
season, but for the veterans of the Island it is also a sojourn into the
memories of...
Teenagers who found themselves in trouble and needing a free ride home this year telephoned the SafeRides hotline at nearly twice the rate they did...
A flap has arisen in Aquinnah over the illegal shooting of a large
number of cormorants earlier this month on tribal land. The killings
took place...
Legislative Budget Proposals Salvage Many Island Programs
By MANDY LOCKE
There's potentially good news coming out of Beacon Hill this
week for...
In Annual Rental Shuffle, Some Exit
By MANDY LOCKE
The Island's great annual migration is underway as Vineyarders
hit the road in trucks loaded...
Oak Bluffs Turns to Healing Rifts from Election
Fault Lines Can Still Be Seen
By CHRIS BURRELL
The phones have stopped ringing, and the yard...