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Brazilians Try to Repair Lives After Fire

MANDY LOCKE
Brazilians Try to Repair Lives After Fire By MANDY LOCKE Three weeks after an Edgartown house fire destroyed the home of 14 Brazilians, the...
Fishing

Recovery in Swordfish Industry Follows Strict Management Plan

Mark Alan Lovewell
Top scientists at the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) and fish conservation advocates are reporting a significant increase in the numbers of...
News

Question 4 Attracts Mounting Interest

Julia Wells
Question 4 Attracts Mounting Interest Controversial Issue Stirs Public Debate Over Political Mechanism to Choose Vineyard Boat Line Governor...
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Edgartown Planning Board Faces Dilemma on Size of Mansions

MANDY LOCKE
Edgartown Planning Board Faces Dilemma on Size of Mansions By MANDY LOCKE The Edgartown planning board is torn. The fracture - slow yet...
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Chilmark Voters Rewrite Zoning for New Homesites

Mark Alan Lovewell
Chilmark residents interested in owning a home may find the going a little easier since voters at a special town meeting Monday night approved a...
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Let Good Times Roll for Grads in Class of 1960

C.K. WOLFSON
Let Good Times Roll for Grads in Class of 1960 By C.K. WOLFSON The cheerleaders are now grandmothers. And they're celebrating. It's a...
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Tribe Plan for Police Force Triggers Mediation Talks

Chris Burrell
A federal mediator yesterday waded into the dispute between officials in Aquinnah and the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) over the tribe's...
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Two Drown in Sengekontacket

Chris Burrell
A fishing trip on Sengekontacket Pond turned tragic Monday when two men from Oak Bluffs drowned accidentally several hours after paddling a one-...
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Political Season Brings Island Decisions

Julia Wells
Against the backdrop of a heated race for Massachusetts governor and a slew of ballot initiatives on everything from bilingual education to income...

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