Water quality protection is the rationale behind Islandwide plan to control fertilizer use.
Undefeated in regular season play this year, the eighth grade travel team put in long hours on and off the court.
Planning board candidate Ewell Hopkins: “What I’m signing up to do is take on the process of facilitation."
Marion Mudge: "I think that the person in the position of town clerk should be answering to the voters"
Commission chairman Fred Hancock said many applications change through the course of public hearings.
Menemsha jetty awash in salt spray during gale Wednesday.
Jeffrey Kristal: "Two terms was sufficient enough."
Edgartown library director Jill Dugas Hughes ready to break ground on new library.
Young families flock to Flying Horses.
Chilmark town leaders oppose a plan by the Army Corps of Engineers to dredge Menemsha channel.
Ward Just told the Gazette in a 2006 interview: "I'm a storyteller. If you're a storyteller and you want to tell stories, you write fiction."
Now in its seventh year, Rise offers year-round classes for children, teens and adults.
The Circuit avenue building historically housed the A&P Grocery Company and Papa’s Pizza.
Physical environment one of many factors that make the Vineyard a healthy place.
Venus and the moon appear in the sky above the first light of dawn.
Attorney Howard Miller addresses Oak Bluffs selectmen Tuesday while Sam Dunn looks on.
Sunset at Menemsha jetty.
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Coyote Concerns
Multiple osprey sightings reported this week.
Chief Rose outside town hall following appointment Tuesday.
Witch hazel seems to be one of the only flowering shrubs this week.
Shovels, both big and small, help break ground.
Coyotes have washed ashore on the Vineyard in 1996 and 2004.
And the race is on to be the first one inside the new West Tisbury Library.
Geoghan Coogan said Stop & Shop received a letter from Tisbury selectmen on March 12 that added a new wrinkle to the discussion.
Fiscal year 2014 on target to realize an increase of almost $2 million over 2013.
