Martha's Vineyard News & Sports
Edgartown Asks State Ethics Commission to Probe Dredge Work
Selectmen, on advice of counsel, ask the state to investigate former chairman Norman Rankow for work he ordered for clients; they react in letter.
File photo by Ralph Stewart
In Letter, Edgartown Dredge Chairman Admits Mistake
Says he ordered the work done, although there were no permits for it.
File photo by Ralph Stewart
Paul Ryan of BU Won the 15th Annual Martha's Vineyard 20-miler
A cool, bright day, perfect for distance running, saw Paul Ryan of Boston take the early lead and keep it to the finish.
Photo by Ezra Newick
Early Morning Blaze Destroys Unoccupied Edgartown House
Edgartown firefighters responded to a fully involved house fire just after 4 am, Saturday morning. The cause is under investigation.
Photo by Robert Gatchell
Unpermitted Side Deal Muddies Waters for Edgartown Dredge
The dredge advisory committee chairman's resignation followed a confrontational meeting with the other members.
File photo by Steve Myrick
Martha's Vineyard News
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West Tisbury selectmen snatch Akitas from jaws of death
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Health plan shifts costs to Martha's Vineyard public employees
- SJC rules party hosts not liable for underage BYOB drinking
- Bidder on Dukes County courthouse work contradicts manager
- History of Dukes County management is an uneven affair
- There are basic steps to run for elected office on Martha's Vineyard
- Chilmark voters easily approve Tea Lane Farmstead plan
- Martha's Vineyard community airs offshore wind farm concerns
- MVC will consult with ethics commission to resolve solar conflict
- Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School enrollment to rise
- West Tisbury selectmen stay dog execution order
- West Tisbury selectmen cancel dog exile, order death penalty
- Martha's Vineyard District Court Report
Martha's Vineyard News Briefs
- Patrick Administration deal with NStar will boost Cape Wind
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MVC approves Film Center theater building in Tisbury Marketplace
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Missing Edgartown woman found dead in Tuthill Preserve
- MVC concludes Tisbury Farm Market hearing
- Vineyard Electronics plans to move, not close
- AG warns job seekers to beware of scams
- Edgartown selectmen authorize Chappaquiddick paving project
- New West Tisbury Police station plans well received
- Martha’s Vineyard Boys and Girls Club Road Race is Saturday
- Vineyard Nutrition has new owners
- Curves will host Zumbathon to benefit Heart Association
- Vineyard Golf Club will use man-made frost to control weeds
- Corrections
Martha's Vineyard Sports
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Updates & Scores
Mon., Feb. 20th : Youth Hockey : Squirts 1 V Nor'easters
Squirt 1 v Nantucket. 6-4 and second game 5-0Sun., Feb. 19th : Youth Hockey : Peewees V Lower Cape 2
MV Peewees 4-0 Lower Cape. Win.Sat., Feb. 18th : Youth Hockey : Mites V Lower Cape
MV Mites v Lower Cape. 5-3 defeat.Sat., Feb. 18th : Youth Hockey : Peewees V Nor'easters
MV Peewees v Nantucket 6-3 defeat to MV Game 2. 3-0 defeat MVSat., Feb. 18th : Youth Hockey : Squirt 1 V Squirt 2
MV Squirt 1 v MV Squirt 2. 5-2 win to Squirt 1
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Vineyard girls varsity needs a win against Nantucket Saturday
- Ups and downs for varsity hockey, boys and girls
- Martha's Vineyard figure skaters compete
- Martha's Vineyard Junior baseball league forms
- Vineyard swimmers do well in regional tourney
- Martha's Vineyard Pee Wee youth hockey action
- Vineyard Youth Tennis holds Round Robin Extravaganza
- Oak Bluffs boys and Edgartown girls are hoops champs
- Vineyarders win state 2011 sportfishing awards
- Blitz Karate members score
Martha's Vineyard Opinion
- Editorial: Dukes County proves once again that it must be extinguished
- At Large: Puzzling questions in a (now) happy place
- Essay: Mill Pond's future needs careful judgment by West Tisbury voters
- Editorial: What happened to your Comment?
- At Large: I know a lot more about you now
- Essay: Progress, yes, but more to do on many fronts
- Letters to the Editor
