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On the Cape and Islands, residents have a unique relationship with their town landfill, often boasting about them the way one might talk about a new car, pet or a sportive relative.
Spared Akitas Given Death Sentence
The West Tisbury Selectmen made a controversial decision this week by unanimously agreeing to euthanize two Akitas owned by Taggart Young of West Tisbury and Anna Bolotovsky of Newton, MA.
Vineyard Kids Make Deans' Lists
Berklee College of Music: The following students were named to the Dean's List for the fall semester of 2011 Lydia Fischer of Chilmark Evan Hall of Aquinnah Bryant University : Samuel Donegan Vineyard Haven was named to the Dean's List the fall 2011 semester.
West Tisbury Selectmen Cancel Dog Exile, Order Death Penalty
Reversing a decision they made last week, West Tisbury selectmen Wednesday voted unanimously to euthanize two dogs that have gotten loose on three occasions and killed a neighbor's livestock.
Oak Bluffs hires Bob Whritenour as town administrator
Oak Bluffs selectmen agreed Tuesday to appoint Bob Whritenour as town administrator.
West Tisbury Will Unveil Design of New, Larger Police Station
The West Tisbury police department would move from the small station on West Tisbury Road to larger more modern quarters on State Road.
Five Things You Need to Know Today: February 5
Get a roll, chips, and beverage for $15, a hot dog for $3 and slice of pie for $4. There is a Super Bowl Special of four rolls for $50. 11:30 am - 1:30 pm.
Weekend Planner: February 4 - 5
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4 th Black History Month Breakfast Program The League of Women Voters is hosting a Black History Month Breakfast Program at the Howes House in West Tisbury.
Cronig's Solar Canopy Draws Little Comment at MVC
The Martha's Vineyard Commission has issued a "last call" for public comments on a proposal to erect canopies topped with 12,200 square feet of solar panels in the parking lot at Cronig's Market on State Road in Vineyard Haven.
West Tisbury selectmen expel poultry killing dogs from Island
At an emotional public hearing marked by harsh words and tears, West Tisbury selectmen voted 2-1 Wednesday to ban two Akitas from town.
Up-Island School Committee Certifies $9.1 Million Budget
The Up-Island Regional School District school committee voted Monday, January 23 to certify a fiscal year 2013 total operational budget of $9,129,943. That is an increase of $777,049, or 9.3 percent, over FY12.
Another Possibility Surfaces for West Tisbury's Mill Pond
On Saturday afternoon, a roomful of people listened to Michael Hopper, president of the Sea Run Brook Trout Coalition, describe a vision of West Tisbury's Mill Pond quite different from the dredge-maintained impoundment the town's Mill Pond committee is currently exploring.
West Tisbury Library Meets One Fund-Raising Goal and Forges Ahead to Meet Another
The West Tisbury Library Foundation, Inc. announced this week that it had surpassed an important milestone in its capital campaign: the state requirement of raising $902,000 in private matching funds by January 31, 2012.
Martha's Vineyard Commission Considers Cronig's Solar Project
A photo illustration shows the proposed solar panels that would be erected in the Cronig's parking lot off State Road in Vineyard Haven.
Islanders are refreshingly free of compunctions when it comes to debating public issues.
Good Taste: Breakfast on the Run
Olga Sidoruk of Espresso Love stands behind a wealth of baked goods that can help you start your day, or keep it going with a mid-day snack.
Edgartown, West Tisbury Call Off MVC Roundabout Lawsuit
Edgartown and West Tisbury selectmen agreed Monday to end their lawsuit against the Martha's Vineyard Commission .
Coast Guardsman Badly Injured in Collision on Icy Vineyard Road
A young Coast Guardsman assigned to Station Menemsha was seriously injured after the car she was driving struck a patch of black ice on West Tisbury Road and collided with an oncoming vehicle.
West Tisbury Selectmen Add Roundabout to Ballot
West Tisbury selectmen agreed unanimously on Wednesday to place a non-binding question on the spring election ballot in April to gauge town voter support for the construction of a roundabout at the blinker intersection in Oak Bluffs.
Martha's Vineyard musicians enliven a winter evening
Winter doesn't loom so cold and dismal now. The first musical evening took place last Saturday night at the newly opened venue known as the Pit Stop, across Dukes County Avenue from Tony's Market in Oak Bluffs.