Brooke Kushwaha

Aquinnah Ponders Stricter Building Codes to Help the Environment

As Aquinnah’s annual town meeting in May approaches, the select board continued to hear requests for warrant articles at its meeting Tuesday.

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Edgartown Extends Cape Pogue Scallop Season

Following a banner year for Island bay scallops, the town of Edgartown has opted to extend commercial bay scallop season in Cape Pogue an extra two weeks until April 14.

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Edgartown Takes Over Management of Norton Point

The Dukes County Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to have the town of Edgartown take over the two-mile strip of shorefront east of South Beach.

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Vineyard Coalition Heads to Boston in Housing Bank Push

More than 200 Islanders are expected to take part in Martha Goes to Beacon Hill on March 23, an event organized by the Coalition to Create the Martha’s Vineyard Housing Bank.

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Nip Ban Heads to Edgartown, Oak Bluffs Town Meetings

The two are the only Island towns with package stores, potentially halting nip sales on Martha’s Vineyard altogether.

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Trustees Pull Cape Pogue Trails From OSV Application

In an effort to secure at least some oversand vehicle access ahead of the summer season, The Trustees of Reservations Friday announced it has withdrawn trails and beaches on Cape Pogue from its application with the Edgartown conservation commission.

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Land Bank Takes Bids on Main Street Headquarters

As the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank prepares to move to its new headquarters on Meetinghouse Way, the land bank’s commission recently announced a request for proposals to purchase its current building on 167 Main street.

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Aquinnah Weighs Project Costs Ahead of Town Meeting

The Aquinnah select board Tuesday was unsure if it could fund initiatives at the Howes House and Moshup Trail.

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Edgartown Calls for Urgent Dike Bridge Repairs

After inspecting the Dike Bridge bulkhead this past weekend, the town of Edgartown has called for urgent repairs to the eastern, town-facing side of the bulkhead.

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Wampanoag Community Works to Honor Ancestral Remains

For nearly two decades, the tribe of Aquinnah as a part of the Wampanoag Confederation has worked to repatriate human remains and funerary objects sitting in museum inventories.

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