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Edith W. Potter of Chappaquiddick, a longtime conservationist who wrote the first zoning bylaws for Edgartown and was influential in saving South...
As Edgartown and West Tisbury prepare to appeal the Martha’s Vineyard Commission’s approval of the roundabout in superior court, the West Tisbury...
Citing fixed costs associated with experienced teachers and the uniqueness of the Island’s school, the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School...
Nutrient loading in coastal ponds has inevitably led town planners all across the Cape and Islands to the prospect of increased sewering. At a...
Vineyard property owners concerned about sky-high insurance premiums now have company; the Massachusetts Attorney General mounted a claim last...
To some, they’re a boon to the construction industry; to others, a blight on the landscape. When talk turns to whether the Martha’s Vineyard...
Blue Heron Farm, the Chilmark estate that President Obama and his family have rented for three past summer vacations, was sold last week for $21.9...
Every piece is different, even the socks.
That’s been the rule at In the Woods for the past 27 years, the eclectic woodcraft, rug, furniture,...
Criticism of the annual Oak Bluffs Monster Shark Tournament resurfaced at the town selectmen’s meeting this week, with a local group asking the...
The Edgartown historic district commission took the first formal step Monday toward expanding the town’s historic district.
At their regular...
A long-running effort by an Aquinnah property owner to build a house on a lot off Moshup Trail was blocked by the town planning board plan review...
The two-week shotgun season for deer got off to a strong start this week. Hunting began Monday morning and at press time yesterday, hunters had...