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Valentine’s Day and Presidents Day feature shopping bargains on items like diamonds, clothing, art and dining out. Read on to find out more about these and other February deals.

Letter to the Editor: It is incredible. The Tisbury Master Plan is soliciting ideas, and they are virtually all about going around Beach Road. Build new paths, a harbor walk on the sand, make shared use paths for bikes (we already spent 10-plus years debating this stupid idea), commandeering Ernie Boch’s lot (not gonna happen), […]

Seven charges, including arson, have been laid against a 24-year-old man in connection with a 2016 fire in White Rock, B.C., that displaced dozens of residents and caused millions of dollars in damages.

Surrey man, 24, facing seven charges in blaze that displaced 100 people

Surrey man, 24, facing seven charges in blaze that displaced 100 people

Letter to the Editor: It is incredible. The Tisbury Master Plan is soliciting ideas and they are virtually all about going around Beach Road. Build new paths, a harbor walk on the sand, make Shared Use Paths for bikes (we already spent 10-plus years debating this stupid idea), commandeering Ernie Boch’s lot (not gonna happen), […]

Representatives from Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) gave a presentation Tuesday evening on the state’s proposed drainage and stormwater improvements to at-risk areas in Tisbury.  The project, which focuses on a small strip of road between Causeway Road and Beach Street Extension, and includes the municipal lot at 21 Beach Street, aims to address the […]

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Community Preservation Committee on Wednesday determined that five of the six applications for funds in the fiscal 2024 cycle meet the qualifications for funding...

Tisbury will hold a special election Tuesday, Jan. 24, in order to find someone to complete the term of Larry Gomez, who resigned from the select board for health reasons. On May 9, the seat will be up for election again, for a full three-year term. In anticipation of the upcoming election, The Times reached […]

The Martha’s Vineyard Commission continued a public hearing Thursday regarding a proposed taqueria slated for the Stone Bank development in Tisbury. Formerly used for drive-through banking, the 16 Union St. property, if approved, will be converted to accommodate a 650-square-foot indoor kitchen and outdoor dining and bar with a capacity of 70 seats, along with […]