RCBL week three
In the early RCBL game Monday at the Boys and Girls Club, the unbeaten Bulls extended their half-time lead of 56–48 over the Lakers to finish the contest up by 20, 92-72.
Golfers wrap up season ahead of the game
The high school golf team celebrated its 13 win, 5 loss successful season at an awards banquet Tuesday.
basketball
Two Vineyard girls basketball teams, one made up of fifth grade girls from Island schools, and another made up of seventh grade girls, entered the Kim Craft tournament at Falmouth Academy last weekend.
Owen Park dock lights vandalized
Vandals damaged lights on the Owen Park dock in Vineyard Haven early Monday evening.
Ice hockey: Mites hot on ice
The red-hot Martha's Vineyard Travel Mites defeated Lower Cape Cod, Sunday, 5-2.
JVs bow to Pope John, 40-28
The Vineyarder junior varsity played Pope John Paul II High School of Hyannis Saturday morning.
Regional high school FY12 budget hearing next week
A public hearing on Martha Vineyard Regional High School's fiscal 2012 budget will take place Monday, November 29, at 7 pm, in the performing arts center.
Collegiate baseball team soon to have name
Word from the Martha's Vineyard Collegiate Baseball team is that the contest to name the new team has reached the final four: Sharks, Islanders, Ospreys, and Fighting Clams.
Mass retailers expect shoppers this holiday season
Massachusetts retailers predict sales during the holiday season will rise 4.
MVC meeting on regional transportation plan
The Martha's Vineyard Joint Transportation Committee (JTC) will discuss a 2011 regional transportation plan (RTP) for the Island, in a public meeting on December 1.
Correction
A story published on November 10, "West Tisbury zoning officer says dirt bike noise is no violation," did not make clear the number of riders allowed on the track.
Sun saves costs for Edgartown wastewater plant
Installers made final connections to complete work this week on a new solar power system for Edgartown's wastewater treatment plant.
Whalers top junior high Vineyarders in football match
The Martha's Vineyard junior high football squad played the first game in Saturday's Island Cup clash with Nantucket on the jayvee soccer field at Martha's Vineyard Regional High School.
Oak Bluffs ambulance serves up pancakes and open house
The Oak Bluffs Ambulance service will show off the newest addition to its fleet and host an open house complete with a pancake breakfast on November 28 at the Oak Bluffs Ambulance/ Fire station from 9 am to noon on Wing Road.
DPU approves Cape Wind-National Grid contract
Admitting that its power is "expensive in light of today's energy prices," state regulators on Monday approved a 15-year contract for Cape Wind to sell half its energy to National Grid, arguing the contract "is both cost-effective and in the public interest.
Visit to Vinalhaven wind turbines leaves questions
A group from Martha's Vineyard who are interested in wind energy recently took part in a conference on the topic in Maine.
MVC approves state-financed Oak Bluffs fishing pier
A proposed public fishing pier to be built with state funds in Oak Bluffs reeled in the Martha's Vineyard Commission's (MVC) unanimous approval November 18.
Vineyard wins Island Cup
No less an authority on traditional American shoot-outs than the U.