Maia Coleman

For Father Nagle, a Life of Service Provides the Best View

Maia Coleman | Thursday, August 12 2021 - 6:23pm

There’s almost nothing traditional about the Rev. Michael Nagle. He sky dives. He flies bi-planes. He rides a motorcycle. He says mass in Portuguese as well as English. But his path to the priesthood was strictly traditional.

Good Shepherd Parish

Tisbury Voters Turn Out in Steady Numbers to Decide Pivotal School Question Article updated

Tisbury voters headed to the polls in steady numbers Tuesday to make a final decision on the $55 million school renovation that has been a magnet for debate in the Island’s main port town. Polls are open at the town Emergency Services Facility until 8 p.m. Masks are required.

Aquinnah Closes Out Town Meeting Season

Voters backed spending for improvements at the Aquinnah Circle at their annual town meeting Saturday, capping a sprawling two-month political season on the Island.

Jim Rogers, Roy Cutrer Compete in Race for Tisbury Select Board

Tisbury voters will choose between two candidates for select board at the annual town election Tuesday.

Three Vie for Aquinnah Select Board Seat in Town Election Article updated

Adrian Higgins, Thomas Murphy and Nancy Gilson Slate are all running for the Aquinnah select board seat in the annual town election today. Polls are open from noon to 8 p.m.

State Forest Trail Restoration Work Begins

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Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation and the state Department of Conservation and Recreation have finalized an agreement to close and restore more than 25 miles of trails that were illegally cut.

Second Hurdle for Tisbury School Project Looms Large

Tisbury voters head to the polls Tuesday for the second time in three years to determine the fate of a $55 million renovation and overhaul of their town school. Early voting was Thursday.