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Stories by Julia Wells

Conrad Neumann, Chilmark Oceanographer and Poet, Dies at 85

January 29, 2019
Julia Wells

Conrad Neumann, the deeply rooted Chilmark native, distinguished oceanographer and poet, died Monday in Durham, N.C., of complications following a stroke. He was 85 and had been a well-known figure...

Hospital COO Resigns Her Post

January 23, 2019
Julia Wells

The chief operating officer at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital has resigned after just five months on the job, hospital chief executive officer Denise Schepci confirmed this week. Bernadette...

Short-Term Rental Law Sparks Confusion, Questions

January 8, 2019
Julia Wells

Two weeks after the short-term rental tax was signed into law by Gov. Charlie Baker, elected officials and town hall administrators on the Vineyard were busy sorting through the details and fielding...

First Phase of Airport Water Sampling Ends

January 5, 2019
Julia Wells

PFAS contamination has been found in 13 private wells out of 96 that were tested south of the Martha’s Vineyard Airport, environmental consultants working for the airport have confirmed. In an...

Chilmark Signs Agreement to Buy Property Next to Town Hall

December 21, 2018
Julia Wells

A property abutting the Chilmark town hall could become the new headquarters for Tri-Town ambulance, if voters agree at the annual town meeting next spring. Chilmark selectmen signed a purchase and...

Beetlebung Farm Changes Hands for $2.4 Million

December 12, 2018
Julia Wells

Beetlebung Farm, the iconic small farm near the Chilmark town center that has been held by the Fischer family for generations, changed hands this week for $2.4 million. The sale closed on Tuesday....

Assessors Stand by Decision to Tax Playhouse

November 29, 2018
Julia Wells

Tisbury assessors are standing by a decision to deny tax-exempt status to the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse for the first time in its 36 years, saying the theatre’s mission does not meet...

Independent Report on SSA Is Delayed

November 26, 2018
Julia Wells

Steamship Authority governors meet Wednesday in Falmouth with a full business agenda, but a much-anticipated report on operations from independent consultants has been delayed for another month. The...

Carol Craven, Island Art Dealer, Dies at 79

November 25, 2018
Julia Wells

Carol Craven, the well-known art specialist and former longtime Vineyard gallery owner, died on Nov. 20 at her home in West Tisbury. A knowledgeable collector and curator, Mrs. Craven owned and ran...

The Vineyard's Barefoot Ambassador

November 21, 2018
Julia Wells

It’s summer on the Vineyard and the afternoon sun casts shadows across Lucy Vincent Beach in Chilmark. A volleyball game is in progress. Carefree children scamper in and out of the foamy surf....

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