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Both cross-country teams and boys’ soccer continued their dominance of the Eastern Athletic Conference this week with wins over Coyle-Cassidy and...
Tina Miller, former general manager of Plum TV on Martha’s Vineyard, has been named director of sales and business partnerships for the Vineyard...
A disbarred Edgartown attorney has been charged with unlawfully practicing law and taking thousands of dollars from an accident victim who hired...
A longtime Chappaquiddick resident who gave a parcel of land to the town for conservation told the selectmen this week that he objects to a possible...
By PETER BRANNEN
With the rut just around the corner and hot-and-bothered deer at their most reckless, the Massachusetts Highway Department has...
Correction
In a Sept. 9 story about a woman who was inspired to compete in the Vineyard Warrior Triathlon by the events of 9/11, the athlete,...
After a clerical error in this year’s community development block grant application saw the Island miss out on $2 million in money for child care...
Most of Sengekontacket Pond has been reopened for clamming and quahaugging.
The pond was opened on Saturday of Columbus Day weekend after...
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Beverly Wright, former chairman of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) and current Aquinnah selectman, remembers when Cranberry Day lasted...
When the kerosene lamps were being rewired during the recent Lambert’s Cove Church restoration, a shopping list for a ham and bean supper was...
He’s living on a farm now, but that’s the end of the story, not the beginning.
And Rupert, the red rooster, may be the most famous rooster in...