Thomas Humphrey

Airport Looks to Evict Donaroma's from Business Park

The Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission is taking steps to evict Donaroma’s Nursery from the airport business park, a result of the company’s history of failure to comply with their lease agreement.

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Documentary Gives Personal Side of Afghanistan Withdrawal

Matthew Heineman's new documentary, Retrograde, follows both the Green Berets and the Afghanistan army in the lead-up and aftermath of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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Tisbury Select Board Candidates State Their Positions

The Tisbury select board election takes place Tuesday, Jan 24. Four candidates — Abbe Burt, Bruce Campbell, Christina Colarusso and Donald Rose — are running for one open seat.

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Deer Hunting Season Rebounds Over Last Year

As officials tally the numbers at the end of deer hunting season on the Island, signs point to an increase in the deer harvest over 2021, but not enough to help slow the upward trend in the Island’s deer population.

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Coyote Is Spotted in Aquinnah

A live coyote was spotted wandering the woods of Aquinnah this week, caught on a trail camera off Attaquin Way.

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Chilmark Potluck Jam Looks to Help Injured Islander

At the free Chilmark Potluck Jam this weekend, music fans will have a chance to bid on a one of a kind piece of local music memorabilia and to support a good cause at the same time.

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Basking in the Shade of an Artful Exploration

Behind Aquinnah Circle’s rolling green hills, beside the small, gray-shingled Cliff Shops, six new trees have sprouted.

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Chilmark Stalwart Will Not Seek Reelection to Select Board

After serving 24 years on the Chilmark select board, Warren Doty announced he will not be seeking reelection for his ninth consecutive term this year.

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Christmas Bird Count Is a New Year's Day Treasure

It would be a long New Year’s Day, starting before dawn and ending in darkness. The birds rarely stayed put, and neither did the birders.

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Pilot Program Looks to Help Mitigate PFAS Spread

Known as PlumeStop, the project, which was completed this fall, seeks to stop the chemicals in their tracks, caging them underground before they reach the aquifer or other wells.

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