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Video: 150th Ag Fair
There's circus, tractor pulling, horse pulling, ferris wheel, merry-go-round, burgers and even fried Snickers. Some things you can't miss at the Fair.
Latest fashion trends help Angel Flight Northeast raise money
What's hot: Fashion Takes Flight fundraiser previewed the MV Fashion Week and introduced the audience to the latest trends at local boutiques.
Obamas brighten a Bunch of Grapes Bookstore afternoon
President Obama and daughters Sasha and Malia went book shopping Friday afternoon in Vineyard Haven. The reading list was not immediately revealed.
Weekly update – Aug. 18 ft. interview with Angel Flight NE
Fun for kids, parents and even your pooch. From the third annual dog parade to an American Idol style book pitch, a lot going on this weekend on MV.
In the Pool: Updates from President Obama’s Martha’s Vineyard vacation
The White House assigns reporters to follow the President each day. The pool reporters share stories and bits of information with those left behind.
Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society parades to the Fair
This year's fair, the 150th, called for some special treats, including a parade on Tuesday between the event's former and current venues.
Martha’s Vineyard Real Estate Transactions August 1–5, 2011
August 1, Daniel J.
West Tisbury steps up off-road enforcement in Greenlands
West Tisbury has stepped up enforcement of town and state regulations that prohibit use of dirt bikes or ATVs in the Margaret K.
Morgan Woods gets national recognition
Morgan Woods, the 60-unit affordable housing complex in Edgartown, won national recognition this month for a high standard of excellence in management, maintenance, and services.
MVC hosts meetings on wind energy, transportation plans
The Martha's Vineyard Commission (MVC) has two public meetings lined up next week for anyone who might like to take a break from the beach and discuss wind energy and transportation.
Edgartown selectmen nose into wastewater plant issues
Edgartown selectmen heard complaints Monday from a Hye Road resident about odors from the nearby wastewater treatment plant.
NTSB finds lack of fuel in March plane crash on beach
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued a preliminary report indicating a lack of fuel may have been the cause of
Chilmark Police arrest nurse for writing own prscriptions
Following a brief investigation that began with an unrelated theft investigation, Chilmark police Saturday arrested Maureen M.
It was a busy week for Chilmark police
Chilmark Police have been unusually busy, including two motor vehicle accidents and the arrest of a young man for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
Senior Tisbury police sergeant is suspended with pay
A senior member of the Tisbury Police Department, Sergeant Robert Fiske, has been placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal investigation, Tisbury town administrator John Bugbee confirmed this week.
Martha’s Vineyard District Court Report
Elizabeth M.
Sean Mulvey selected Tisbury School assistant principal
One door closed and another opened for Sean Mulvey, selected as Tisbury School's assistant principal after his job at West Tisbury School ended.
Island veterans’ agent casts wary eye at donation requests
Dukes County director of veterans services Jo Ann Murphy said this week that representatives of Veterans Support Organization (VSO), which bills itself as a national veterans organization, do not have her support.
When the poll numbers drop, go fishing
President Obama might consider exchanging a fishing rod for a golf club.
Station Menemsha’s 47-foot motor lifeboat crew – always ready
There are about 42,000 active duty personnel in the Coast Guard.