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The nonprofit that manages the oversand vehicle trails on Chappaquiddick has, for now, made peace with the Edgartown zoning board of appeals in a dispute over the permits needed to allow trucks and SUVs out onto the beach.
By: Ethan Genter
A Cape Cod judge is considering the Dukes County sheriff’s request this week to toss out a lawsuit filed against him by the Cape and Islands District Attorney’s Office.
While the U.S. census provides a close approximation of the year-round population of Martha’s Vineyard, the more porous summer population has been at best an educated guess and at worst a projection untethered from reality.
The FBI is investigating a cyber scam that hit Oak Bluffs town hall last month.
A Brazilian man who was indicted by a Dukes County grand jury on child rape charges has been taken into custody by federal officials.
Massachusetts is putting its money on offshore wind energy power, picking three companies eyeing waters south of the Island to produce nearly 2,700 megawatts of electricity in the coming years.
A Vineyard resident who is facing numerous charges connected to stabbings on the mainland was indicted by a Plymouth County grand jury last week.
By: Ethan Genter
The first of the Steamship Authority’s three new freight boats is finished and waiting on an inspection from the U.S. Coast Guard before it can ply the waters of the Cape and Islands.
Thomas Moakley, the Falmouth attorney who won the Democratic primary on Sept. 3, will not have a Republican challenger in November after write-in candidate Erich Horgan failed to get enough votes.
A new recovery court for people dealing with substance abuse opened in Edgartown District Court earlier this year with the goal of addressing the underlying addiction that often drives people repeatedly into the criminal justice system.
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