Two Seized in Airport Mobil Break-in; After Search, Four Held on Drug Charges

By MANDY LOCKE

A burglary investigation led Edgartown police to a house of drugs this week.

"There were more drugs in that house than at Triangle Pharmacy," said Edgartown police sergeant Ken Johnson, about a Plainfield Way home searched in connection with the burglary.

For the last two summers, Stanimir Vasilev hauled Vineyard tourists back and forth across Beach Road between Oak Bluffs and Edgartown, practicing h

The Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) is launching two large building projects on the 190 acres of tribal land surrounding their headquarters

Jenney Lane Plan Gains Approval

By MANDY LOCKE

The Jenney Lane project, a cluster of affordable homes slated for a neighborhood behind Upper Main street, cleared another hurdle this week with unanimous approval from the Edgartown planning board.

This is the last official step in a review process that began last July.

While Vineyarders await a legislative vote needed to make the Island Health Plan (IHP) a reality, some Island health officials are already worrying about the impact of the new affordable insurance program on existing Island medical services.

An Agreement in Agency Talks

Community Services and Union Reach Tentative First Accord; Joint Committee to Study Salary Parity Issues

By MANDY LOCKE

After more than 18 months of bitter division, Martha's Vineyard Community Services leaders, nurses and mental health counselors shook hands Monday evening moments after settling their first union contract.