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Aquinnah Town Column: Nov 20
Holly Nadler talks about her new book, Emily on the Here and Now, at the Oak Bluffs Library.
Selectmen Bill Rossi and Jonathan Mayhew put their John Hancocks on a purchase and sale agreement Tuesday.
Dwindling supply of adult scallops this year may mean early closure on the Lagoon.
Foil and latex balloons, and their ribbons, are a problem for the environment.
A murder of fish crows.
Traveling allows one to observe different things.
High school students learn nursing skills while participating in health assisting class, part of school's CTE program.
Restoration work continues at Gay Head Light.
High school nurse, Linda Leonard has 35 years of experience as a nurse in Boston and the Vineyard.
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On Chappy: Nov. 20
New test is being called MCAS 2.0, and will incorporate online element of PARCC.
Reports say fishermen can look forward to a few more decent years of catching stripers.
Aquinnah tribe has been battling in federal court for the right to operate casino gambling on tribal lands.
Yann Meersseman posted a picture of South Beach sunset along with an update on his son, who was wounded in Paris attacks.
Johhny Earle started his T-shirt business when he was 19 years old. He made his first million by age 24.
All-Island planning board gathered recently in Chilmark Community Center to discuss pending legislation that would revise state zoning, planning and subdivision laws.
Town meeting will decide whether to approve $6,000 for cemetery fence repairs.
Shellfish department will ask the selectmen to open the pond to commercial oystering, a first.
Kathy Rose has a tiny house but nowhere yet to call home; current zoning rules are a barrier to the low-cost houses.
Jason Gay, a columnist for The Wall Street Journal and now a book author, began his career at the Vineyard Gazette.
