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A map showing the proposed housing subdivision on Jernegan Pond Road. —Courtesy of MVC
A fuel issue aboard the Katama, shown here in a file photo, led to Wednesday morning ferry cancellations. —MV Times
The final decision would come down to Island towns’ voters.
The Island Home is back in service after nearly a week of mechanical issues. —MV Times
Three individuals, after striking a telephone pole and crashing upside down into Sunset Lake in Oak Bluffs, were rescued by first responders late Thursday night.
By: Daniel Greenman, Eunki Seonwoo
Officials want to explore state funding for what they say is an Island-wide concern.
Public sentiment on offshore wind developments in southerly waters off Martha’s Vineyard is shifting, with challenges mounting against the industry and controversy hitting home for Islanders. The Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) have been outspoken critics of the offshore wind industry, and amplified those calls last week by supporting a lawsuit against Revolution Wind …
Oak Bluffs Town Clerk Colleen Morris is retiring after the new year, but she’ll still be around to help the town in the transitional phase. “The good news is I will [be] working closely with the town for the next few months starting in January of 2025,” she told the Times in an email. On …
Currently, budget overruns are beholden to the will of town voters.
A house on Main Street in Tisbury caught fire on Friday night, casting a crimson hue on the surrounding area as firefighters battled the flames.
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