Louisa Hufstader

High School Tightens Fiscal Year 2024 Budget

Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School administrators have made further adjustments to the school’s operating budget for fiscal year 2024, arriving at a slim 2.11 per cent increase.

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Tisbury Raises Tax Exemption for Year-Rounders

Year-round Tisbury homeowners will see their property tax rates reduced by a further six per cent, after the town select board voted Wednesday afternoon to raise the town’s residential exemption.

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SSA Port Towns Seek to Triple Embarkation Fees

Oak Bluffs and Tisbury will ask the state legislature to triple their towns’ embarkation fees, joining forces in a pitch to increase money collected on ferry tickets.

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Island Grown Initiative Purchases Kitchen Porch Catering

Island Grown Initiative's acquisition includes a fully-equipped commercial kitchen — complete with professional baking equipment — as well as storage and office space, a retail storefront and two company vehicles.

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Tisbury Town Hall Gets Its Hat Back

More than four years after the steeple and bell came down from atop Tisbury Town Hall, the 1844 building — a former church — finally has them back again.

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Big Band Swings in Debut Winter Jazz Fest

The MV Big Band’s first-ever winter jazz festival was a double triumph for the regional high school music program led by teacher Ray Fallon.

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MVC Questions Proposed Taqueria and Bar in Tisbury

A Mexican "fast food" restaurant with 70 outdoor seats and an outdoor bar is being proposed for the Stone Bank development in Vineyard Haven.

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Tisbury Revisits Draft Mooring Regulations

Tisbury is sending its proposed new waterways regulations back to the committee that drafted them earlier this year.

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Night Heron Gallery Closes its Doors

After a 13-year run, the Night Heron Gallery in Vineyard Haven will close its doors at the end of this year. There will be an open house on Dec. 22.

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Mayhew Parsonage Listed for Nearly $10 Million

There are pricier listings in Edgartown but none with a pedigree like that of the Mayhew Parsonage, which hit the real estate market this month for the first time in its 200-year history.

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