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A wide range of Island leaders — including selectmen, public health officials and police chiefs — gathered on Wednesday for a special meeting...
West Tisbury oysters were on the market during the holiday season, but they are unavailable now. Tom Osmers, town shellfish constable, said there...
John J. McCormick of Vineyard Haven believes he is the fastest bricklayer in the country. And while the ground is frozen and the air outside is...
A plan to apply vigorous environmental protections to five Edgartown ancient ways met with little opposition at a public hearing Tuesday. If...
Dardanella Slavin told him they were happy tears but her 20-month-old son Quinlan was having none of it. He began crying soon after selectman...
The West Tisbury Community Preservation Committee has received nine applications that are eligible for funding in the next financial year. These...
A faulty fire sprinkler system has been blamed for a flood which severely damaged two Main street Vineyard Haven businesses last week, forcing them...
For weeks the solemn sound of a foghorn has spread its message across the Vineyard. Day and night, under clear skies, in snowstorms and rain...
The Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation and state environmental authorities have finally reached agreement on a restoration plan for two areas of land from...
The town of West Tisbury, a breeding ground for property tax rancor in recent years, had a record high $289,000 in tax abatements in 2008 based on...
A longstanding dispute between the Steamship Authority and Ralph Packer’s barge operation over the annual transport of rental cars to the Island...
Oak Bluffs school principal Laury Binney is leading the charge in cuts to Island elementary school budgets, with a proposed nine cuts to positions...