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Vineyard ICE detainee given option to leave country
At least one of the immigrants who was detained by federal officials on Tuesday was given the choice to either leave the ...
ICE Conducts Migrant Raids 20 Minutes From Obama's House
Martha's Vineyard Regional High School, located in Oak Bluffs, is about 8 to 10 miles from the Obamas' residence in Edgartown ...
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MS-13 gangbanger, child sex offender among 40 illegal migrants busted as feds raid Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard
The feds came away with a big haul during a massive raid on Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Tuesday, nabbing 40 illegal migrants — including a notorious MS-13 gangbanger and a child sex ...
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Worker dies after falling from ladder on Martha’s Vineyard
A 32-year-old Fall River man died Tuesday after falling from a ladder at a construction site in Martha’s Vineyard, officials said Wednesday. Edgartown police and EMS responded to a report at 7: ...
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A Santa Clara vineyard owner refused to evict a worker. Now he’s fighting California’s rigid zoning laws
Daryl James is a writer at the Institute for Justice. Affordable housing can be hard to find in California, so vineyard owners Michael and Kellie Ballard got creative when a long-time employee ...
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GoFundMe raises money to send body of construction worker killed in Mass. to Ecuador
Editor’s note: This article was updated at 8:57 a.m. on April 30, 2025 to correct the attribution of the information to MassLive’s media partner, the Vineyard Gazette. A GoFundMe campaign is ...
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LA will need workers to clean up after fires. It can be a dangerous job
In late 2017, the Tubbs Fire had just scythed its way through towns and crops and Garcia, a vineyard worker, was out of a job. So she joined on with a contractor providing post-fire cleanup services ...
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As workers tackle dangerous job of cleaning up after LA fires, can authorities keep them safe?
In late 2017, the Tubbs Fire had just scythed its way through towns and crops, and Garcia, a vineyard worker, was out of a job. So she joined on with a contractor providing post-fire cleanup ...