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Julian Cyr is in a three-way race with Barnstable Republican Christopher Lauzon and Joe Van Nes, an unenrolled dark horse candidate from West Tisbury.
Voter registration is up, early voting has begun and town clerks across the Island are busy preparing for what is expected to be one of the busiest general elections in Martha’s Vineyard history.
Plans for a major renovation of Martha’s Vineyard Airport are one step closer to getting off the ground after the airport received a $15 million grant last week.
Islanders brought complaints and recommendations to the Steamship Authority finance officials who were on the Vineyard last week to talk about the proposed budget and potential rate increases.
A Tisbury planning official has been placed on administrative leave for what she claims is retaliation for speaking out against alleged improper permitting practices in the down-Island government.
A Dukes County Grand Jury returned indicted four people last week on an array of charges, from trafficking cocaine to burning a building.
Vineyarders will join the rest of the nation Tuesday in casting their ballots in the divisive presidential race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.
Vineyard voters backed Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidency, as the nation awaited results from swing states Tuesday night.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission will have at least one new face on the regional planning board after Tuesday’s election.
After eight years of research, a new breakthrough in science has taken a big step forward in potentially stopping the transmission of Lyme disease between mice and ticks.
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