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To the low-life miscreants with the alcohol-fueled testicular fortitude who stole the POW flag and bunting from my home on the night of the Fourth:...
I’d like to express my gratitude to the airport staff, and particularly to the JetBlue counter agent on duty Wednesday afternoon. Due to a...
The following letter was sent to the Chilmark selectmen about the Menemsha dock rebuilding project.
It has come to my attention that you are...
If I understand correctly, if there are no deer, there is no Lyme disease. I have the impression that there are about 5,000 deer on the Island, if...
146 Edgartown Road in Vineyard Haven sold for $170,500 on June 29.
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $313,840 for the business week ending on Friday, June 29, 2012. The land bank receives its funds...
Tisbury is getting old, but still looks as good as ever.
On Sunday, July 8 the town will celebrate its 341st birthday with a street fair, an annual...
Katherine Rogers, a New Hampshire attorney who was selected to serve as Dukes County manager by the county commissioners last week, will not accept...
The sale of beer and wine has begun in two West Tisbury restaurants. Last Friday marked the first night the Lambert’s Cove Inn and State Road...
Harpooned swordfish, once synonymous with the Fourth of July holiday and a staple of the Menemsha fishing fleet, are no longer being caught by...
The historic Dreamland building in Oak Bluff may soon be more than just a fading facade seen from the street.
JB Blau, a well-known Island...
On a recent sparkling morning at Inkwell Beach, summer resident and retired Boston judge Ed Redd emerged from his daily swim and carefully considered...