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Five cents a day. That is the best available prediction of how the Cape Wind development will add to the power bill of the average household if and...
Please Adopt Us
Island van tour owner Ron Minkin can now count Chilmark among the towns on his route, after the selectmen approved his street license for the...
Heather Jardin has been diagnosed with cancer again, and her friends refuse to take a backseat in the effort to get her on the mend. Next Friday,...
Every day it is open, some 350 people walk through the door of the West Tisbury Public Library. The library draws patrons in droves, not just from...
The Seafood Shanty will have to keep the noise down this summer, the Edgartown selectmen decided Monday.
Responding to complaints from neighbors...
Nine students from Martha’s Vineyard were named to the Headmaster’s List at Falmouth Academy for the second trimester of the 2009-2010 academic...
The numbers have finally come through on Island energy savings during Earth Hour, the annual worldwide event that called for people to shut down...
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court appointed Martin V. Tomassian of Edgartown to a five-year term on the board of directors of the...
Drawbridge Plans
Preliminary plans for the permanent Lagoon Pond drawbridge will be on display in the offices of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission...
Amid ongoing financial problems in Oak Bluffs, a group of town business leaders has proposed moving the police department from its current...
New charges of rape and abuse have been brought against Vineyard Haven resident Peter Duart, who was indicted by a grand jury last month for sexual...