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Beach access group keeps pressure on local managers

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A group working to make the beaches on Martha’s Vineyard more accessible to people with disabilities made several recommendations for local officials over the...

Dolby officially selected as new police chief

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The Edgartown interim Chief of Police, Lieutenant Chris Dolby, has been appointed as Edgartown's official new Chief of Police.  The town’s select board announced on...

Senior swim captain beats high school record

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A Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School swimmer is making waves and breaking records for the Island’s high school swim program.  Senior swim team captain Kaua...

MVRHS jersey fundraiser to benefit cancer support 

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The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School varsity hockey team is looking to show support back to an Island that has always rallied behind them.  For...

Tisbury voters head to the polls today

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Updated Jan. 8. At Tisbury special town meeting on Dec. 17, voters approved a $4.8-million borrowing request to renovate and maintain the Vineyard Haven library.  The...

Oak Bluffs man indicted on rape of a child

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A Dukes County grand jury handed down indictments for 28-year-old Oak Bluffs resident Luciano Pereira Deoliveira on Dec. 19, on charges that included the...

Boys hockey continues undefeated streak

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The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School varsity hockey team continued their undefeated start to the season in New Hampshire last weekend at the Heuchling...

A guiding light

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The Island's Jewish communities gathered the past several days to reflect on and celebrate the season of light during a series of public menorah...

Vineyard takes one, loses one in Nantucket meet  

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The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School swim team faced off against their rivals, the Nantucket Whalers on Saturday Dec. 21: The boys narrowly took...

Girls basketball continues to roll

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The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School girls varsity basketball team tacked on another victory to their so-far undefeated season with a decisive win over...

Vineyard senior breaks through 100 

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For the first time in a decade, a Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School varsity hockey player has broken the coveted 100-point career barrier —...

Packers look to expand Vineyard Haven terminal 

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The Tisbury Towing and Transportation Co. (TTT), owned by R.M. Packer, is pursuing a federal grant to construct a new boat ramp at the...

Varsity basketball loses heartbreaker in season opener

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The Martha’s Vineyard varsity basketball program took on Nauset High School at home in a thrilling season opener that was decided by vital free...

Tisbury voters approve library funding, decry poor building maintenance

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Updated Jan. 8. At town meeting on Tuesday evening, Tisbury voters criticized the town for failing to maintain important buildings, saying they are upset with...

Vineyard hockey crush rivals in season opener

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The Martha’s Vineyard Regional high school Varsity hockey squad made the trek out to Nantucket on Saturday, defeating the Whalers 10-0 on the road...

Edgartown revels in the Christmas spirit

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A 1927 Mack fire truck, New Orleans–style music, a Candy Land float and streets lined with families and friends decked out in their best...

Sheriff’s Office sergeant released under strict conditions 

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Craig Daley, a 44-year-old sergeant at the Dukes County Sheriff’s Office, was escorted into the Edgartown District Court on Thursday morning for a dangerousness...

No one injured in Tisbury house fire

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Under heavy rainfall last Wednesday morning, no one was injured after an electrical structure fire that broke out at a one-story residence at 225...

Back on the ice for winter sports

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With the fall sports season finished, Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School athletes are preparing to transition from wind swept, sunny fields, to ice rinks,...

Sheriff’s office Sergeant arrested on rape charge

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A sergeant at the Dukes County Sheriff’s office pleaded not guilty to charges of domestic assault and battery, and rape at the Edgartown District...