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Martha’s Vineyard girls, Norwell skate to 2-2 tie
The Vineyarders were back on home ice for the first time in four weeks and earned a point in an exciting game packed with end to end action.
Martha’s Vineyard romps over Norton in girls hoops, 73-47
Katie Stewart scored 20 points as the Vineyard girls returned to the Sancy for the first time in two weeks and beat the Lancers.
Somerset Berkley stuns Martha’s Vineyard with late rally
The Vineyarders lost a crucial conference game as the Raiders overturned a 12-point deficit with 14 unanswered points in the final two minutes.
December real estate sales were “through the roof”
Vineyard property transactions reached unpredicted highs due to expected tax law changes in the new year. Land Bank benefits.
Martha’s Vineyard Hospital will hold emergency flu clinic Sunday
In response to a statewide outbreak of flu, the hospital and Island health agents will offer flu shots January 13.
Vineyard icemen fall to Coyle Cassidy in EAC clash
The Vineyarders dominated the Warriors in the third period and outshot them 26-12 overall but lost 6-3 in the Eastern Athletic Conference opener.
Oak Bluffs selectmen consider permit process for shark tourney
The harbor advisory committee is setting up a review process following trouble that strained police resources last year.
Chilmark selectmen discuss Menemsha Harbor report
The report suggests several ways the town might boost harbor revenues and improve management.
Lawmakers approve dam, seawall loan program
The House and Senate last week gave final approval, and Wednesday Governor Patrick signed, legislation creating a loan and grant program to facilitate the repair or removal of unneeded dams and help finance repairs to structures aimed at controlling coastal flooding.
Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation launches educational component
Sheriff's Meadow Foundation will broaden its public outreach with a new education initiative, launching this Saturday.
Flat Point Farm land to be sold – conservation still an option
The conclusion of a purchase and sale agreement for West Tisbury waterfront farmland has triggered interest in preserving the property from development.
Oak Bluffs emergency responders face a confusing numbers game
Chief John Rose said a free program for marking houses would help responders find the right house in an emergency.
Selectmen bid for ownership of Edgartown landmark
The town wants to buy the Edgartown lighthouse from the federal government, to preserve the historic and signature structure.
Vineyard high school athlete not benched by felony charges
A student caught drinking or using drugs loses the privilege to play sports for a specified period of time. Not so for felony charges.
Budget constraints nix high school police officer
Martha's Vineyard High School administrators say costs put a school resource officer on hold, but some police officers question the school's priorities.
Dr. Donald Berwick, seasonal resident, considers run for governor
Mr. Berwick said he planned to spend the next few weeks seeking input from as wide a network as possible.
Housing Trust offers four dwellings
The Island Housing Trust has offered four affordable houses in Vineyard Haven and West Tisbury.
Credit card scammers target Island Tire
Credit card scammers target Island Tire.
Arts & Ideas and The MV Times partner
The publishers of the journal Arts & Ideas and The Martha's Vineyard Times have formed a strategic partnership.
Island performance space The Pit Stop to be sold
For the time being, the events continue. National Accordion champion, Dan Gurney, and his band play January 27. Open mics continue.