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Stories by Olivia Hull

Rough Winter Claims Historic Landmark at Cape Pogue

February 10, 2015
Olivia Hull

The January storm that brought near-record snowfall and powerful wind gusts to the Vineyard has toppled a historic stone chimney at Cape Pogue.Rachel Self took her terrier for a walk around the Cape...

West Tisbury Faces Possible Tax Override for First Time in a Decade

February 9, 2015
Olivia Hull

Property tax bills are going up in West Tisbury and so is spending this year, with the town preparing to ask voters to exceed the state tax cap for the first time in a decade.Town accountant Bruce...

Libraries Forgive Fines, Feed Neighbors

February 5, 2015
Olivia Hull

If you’ve been collecting fines on your library card, now might be the time to pay up.Library patrons can pay their late fees with cans of food this month at four Vineyard libraries, in what...

Revised GED Test Has Few Takers on the Vineyard

February 5, 2015
Olivia Hull

The Vineyard saw a sharp decline in the number of people who took and passed the high school equivalency test last year, following the replacement of the GED with a new exam.In 2013, 27 people passed...

Market Planned for Edgartown Pent House

February 5, 2015
Olivia Hull

A historic downtown Edgartown property that housed a women’s clothing store for nearly three decades has been sold.Carol A. Lattmann sold the Captain Samuel Pent House to Christopher Celeste...

January Storm One for Record Books

January 29, 2015
Olivia Hull

By many accounts, the blizzard that dropped 20-plus inches of snow and battered the coastline with hurricane-force winds was historic.Days after it first struck, the impact of the powerful two-day...

Planning Board Rescinds Vote on Mullen Way Development

January 29, 2015
Olivia Hull

Two weeks after they took a unanimous vote to approve a 10-lot subdivision on Mullen Way, the Edgartown planning board has rescinded their decision.The board has now referred the project for regional...

Mashpee Superintendent Plugs Universal Preschool

January 26, 2015
Olivia Hull

In what he called the first stop on a road show to plug tuition-free preschool, Mashpee school superintendent Brian Hyde paid a visit to the Vineyard late last week.The Cape educator piloted one of...

Five-Year Traffic Report Released by SSA Shows Only Slight Growth

January 22, 2015
Olivia Hull

While it may feel like more cars flood Martha’s Vineyard each year, new data released by the Steamship Authority tell a different story.“The traffic has been pretty flat,” SSA...

Done Deal: Comcast Says Cable Service Assured for Chappy

January 22, 2015
Olivia Hull

A prolonged effort to secure Comcast cable service for Chappaquiddick residents has finally met success.As soon as the media company receives a final payment, they will prepare to install cable...

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