Former Martha's Vineyard Commission Director Mark London Dies

The retired MVC executive director died Saturday night, after battling cancer.

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Grand Illumination Tonight

At sundown the gingerbread houses of the Camp Ground will glow with the light of thousands of lanterns, part of a summertime tradition in Oak Bluffs.

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Heroin Arrest Follows Fatal Overdose

An Island man is being held in the Edgartown house of correction following his arraignment on heroin charges in connection with a fatal overdose. Sean M. Geddis, 25, was arrested on August 1 by Oak Bluffs police.

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Ice House Pond Reopens to Swimmers

The popular freshwater swimming hole in West Tisbury reopened Tuesday morning after being closed due to high bacteria counts.

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Airport Lands $10 Million Grant for Runway Repaving

A $10 million-plus repaving and reconstruction project on the main runway at the Martha’s Vineyard Airport is on track to begin in the fall.

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Unprecedented Conservation Pact Between Flynn Family Trust and State Adds Over 800 Acres to State Forest
Some 830 acres of unspoiled upland property in the rural perimeters of Edgartown - part of the vast place known to many as Pohogonot, whose total land area at one time included some 5,000 acres of magnificent upland and coastal farmland - will be sold by the descendants of the late George D. Flynn to the state Department of Environmental Management by the end of the month.
 
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David Smith and Polly Hill Form Unusual Conservation Alliance
He is a doctor whose pioneering research and development work helped to eliminate an infectious disease that once struck thousands of children each year. She is a four-decade resident of the Vineyard and a pioneer in her own right, an avant garde horticulturalist whose work in her North Tisbury arboretum has received national recognition.
 
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West Tisbury Approves Tax Collector/Treasurer Change

Voters in West Tisbury agreed to change the tax collector from an elected to an appointed position in a single-question special town election Thursday.

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Loose Gear Hitting Emergency Stop Caused Fast Ferry Incident

Unsecured gear became loose and hit an emergency stop button, causing the Rhode Island Fast Ferry to lose power off Oak Bluffs Sunday.

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Island Celebrates Memorial Day

Flags went up early Monday as the Island joined the rest of the country in celebrating Memorial Day. A parade begins at 10:30 a.m. at the American Legion Hall in Vineyard Haven.

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