Edgartown Town Column: Oct. 27

The sun has been shining, it has been warm and there is a light breeze.

Steamship Approves Budget, Raises Some Rates

The Steamship Authority board of governors Tuesday approved next year’s $137.7 million operating budget, raising fares for some travelers, but mostly protecting rates for Island residents.

Chilmark Town Column: Oct. 27

Ribs aching, throat scratching, sleep deprived and cough, cough, coughing is how I've spent my past week in the throes of an unpleasant bout of pneumonia.

Chappaquiddick Town Column: Oct. 27

The 2024 Chappy Community Center calendar can now be ordered online via the community center's website.

Oak Bluffs Select Board Approves Stormwater Project

The project will target stormwater runoff on Hudson avenue in Oak Bluffs that currently flows into and pollutes Lagoon Pond.

Tisbury Halloween Parade Returns, ArtCliff Gets Alcohol License

Chilmark the ox, Bella the puppeteer and an assembly of costumed children will lead this year’s Halloween parade in Vineyard Haven, organizers told the Tisbury select board earlier this month.

Judge Schedules Turf Hearing

The Nov. 3 status conference will be the first court proceeding since the judge ruled in September that the Oak Bluffs planning board went beyond its authority when it denied the school’s turf field plans.

Edgartown Urges Trustees to Set Aside Money for Dike Bridge

The select board Monday sent a letter to the conservation commission, urging members to require the Trustees put a portion of oversand vehicle sticker sales toward the bridge’s estimated $4.3 million repairs.

Right Whale Decline Seems to Be Slowing

After seven years on the decline, the global population of the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale may be starting to level off, providing a glimpse of hope for the species’ survival. 

Plein Air Pals Find Camaraderie in Outdoor Art

On a recent chilly afternoon, three women tucked themselves into beach chairs overlooking Sengekontacket Pond and got to work.

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