Northeaster Leaves Island in Cleanup Mode

The Vineyard was a scene of flooded roads and docks, eroded shorelines, beached sailboats and downed trees on Saturday.

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Coast Guard Rescues Four from Fishing Vessel in Distress

A Coast Guard air crew safely rescued four people from a sinking fishing vessel late Wednesday south of Martha’s Vineyard. The captain of the vessel Sea Star radioed for help at about 6:20 p.m.

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Historic Transaction: Alley’s Store is Sold
The Martha’s Vineyard Preservation Trust formally took ownership of Alley’s General Store yesterday, ushering in the beginning of a new era for the renowned Dealers in Almost Everything in the heart of West Tisbury.
 
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An Institution Gets New Life in New Role
It began with a gift some 17 years ago, a donation of money and at once an act of philanthropy and preservation.
 
The 1975 gift from Fairleigh S. Dickinson Jr. rescued and restored the historic Dr. Daniel Fisher house on Main street in Edgartown. It was also the beginning of the Martha’s Vineyard Historical Preservation Society.
 
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Edo Potter, Early Architect of Zoning, Leader in Conservation

The longtime Chappaquiddick resident and one of the earliest leaders in conservation on the Island, died Wednesday morning.

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Florida Psychic Ordered to Repay $3.5 Million to Elderly Vineyard Woman

A federal judge this week ordered a south Florida woman to repay more than $3.5 million to an elderly Martha’s Vineyard woman who was bilked for psychic services over a period of seven years.

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Hospital Trustees Name New President, CEO

A health care administrator with 30 years of experience in academic medical centers and community hospitals has been named the new president and chief executive officer at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.

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Winter Storm Batters Vineyard Coastline; Bitter Cold Follows

A powerful winter storm lashed the Vineyard Thursday with rain, sleet, high winds and coastal flooding. By Friday morning ferry service was running again but on a trip-by-trip basis.

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Vineyard Real Estate Market Continued Brisk Pace in 2017

Not up, not down and no clear road signs for the future. As the calendar year draws to a close, that’s the main story of the Island real estate market.

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Friends Group Forms to Support the State Forest

Marking a first in the long history of the Manuel F. Correllus State Forest, a charitable friends group has formed for the 5,000-acre forest.

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