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Gazette's Editor and Publisher Plans to Retire; Names Successor

Gazette's Editor and Publisher Plans to Retire; Names Successor Announcing his intent to retire as editor and publisher of the Vineyard Gazette...
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Selectmen of Tisbury Approve Police Department Expansion

JONATHAN BURKE
Selectmen of Tisbury Approve Police Department Expansion By JONATHAN BURKE After reviewing a new report by an independent consultant, the...
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State Proposes to Rebuild Two Bridges

Mark Alan Lovewell
They are the Island's most beloved bridges. The Big Bridge and the Little Bridge are going to be rebuilt in concrete, if the state has its way.
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Love Story: Couple Makes Sweet Music for Valentine's

Love Story: Couple Makes Sweet Music for Valentine's By C.K. WOLFSON Jacob Weissman, 89, gingerly joins his wife, Nikki Langer Weissman, 80,...
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Baseball Physicist Wins Science Fair

Mark Alan Lovewell
Sixteen-year-old Hans Buder isn't the Island's most enthusiastic baseball player, but he certainly is an authority on the physics of the sport. Mr....
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County Assistant Claims Harassment

JONATHAN BURKE
County Assistant Claims Harassment By JONATHAN BURKE A legal complaint filed on Monday in Dukes County Superior Court alleges that Carol Borer...
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A&P Sells Both Vineyard Supermarkets in Nine-Store Deal with Stop & Shop

MANDY LOCKE
A&P Sells Both Vineyard Supermarkets in Nine-Store Deal with Stop & Shop By MANDY LOCKE After more than eight decades of selling...
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Wampanoag Tribe Presses Claim for Sovereignty in Zoning Case

Julia Wells
Wampanoag Tribe Presses Claim for Sovereignty in Zoning Case By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer A shed and a pier in the tiny town of...
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High School Faces Unexpected Bills

CHRIS BURRELL
High School Faces Unexpected Bills By CHRIS BURRELL The regional high school has already racked up nearly $40,000 in legal bills, negotiating...

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