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Students Join Caribbean Dance
By ALEXIS TONTI
From a seat facing Monty Thompson's Caribbean dance class at
The Yard, it is easy to distinguish...
One state senator, one state representative, one Steamship
Authority governor and a band of Nantucket residents and town
officials spoke out...
Public health officials this week confirmed the third case
of tularemia contracted on the Vineyard.
SSA Member Skirts Issues
By JULIA WELLS
Vineyard Steamship Authority governor J.B. Riggs Parker said
this week that he will take no formal...
To keep abreast with the changing times, the Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association has altered the way it brings in and hosts the summer...
Investigations continue as state and local fire officials pursue the exact cause of the fire and explosion that cut Edgartown's Independence Day...
By 4:30 p.m. Sunday, the cars that usually line Main street
and Union street in Vineyard Haven were gone. One hundred and
twenty-five booths lined...
On Night Patrol in Edgartown
By MANDY LOCKE
It's 10 o'clock on Friday night in Edgartown. Kids with ice
cream cones and fathers with strollers...
Three hours after renting a moped in Oak Bluffs Saturday morning, 30-year-old Katherine D. Miller tried to round a right curve on Beach Road near...
Despite winning unanimous approval from the Martha's Vineyard
Commission this spring, a plan to build a youth tennis center near
the blinker light in...
SSA Traffic Slips
By JULIA WELLS
Early summer passenger traffic on the Steamship Authority's
newly acquired New Bedford ferry Schamonchi is down...
Against a backdrop of growing concern about the direction of
the Steamship Authority and also about a new alliance between
the Vineyard SSA...