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Edgartown selectmen approved new mooring regulations for Edgartown harbor on Monday, stipulating that boats applying for a mooring must pay state...
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $285,556 for the business week ending on Friday, Nov. 9, 2012.
Just when a nasty election campaign threatens to fracture us all into percentage points, a good northeaster blows in to remind us of what binds us...
Last week the Gazette published a story about Island Entertainment moving across the street to save on rent. Other than this nod to the current...
My first description of Dickie Becker as a fisherman who works when it’s light and sleeps when it’s dark and that’s why he only needs one outlet,...
Anyone who spends any time in, on or around our tidal ponds has witnessed the periodic algae infestations and the consequent foul odors, slimy...
In 2012 women were discovered and many experts stepped forward to discuss them. Electoral candidate Todd Akin was able to enlighten us all when he...
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I voted for Mitt Romney because I thought he did a solid job as governor of Massachusetts and because his skills as a manager of complex things...
It is common knowledge that high school students often struggle with feeling stressed and overwhelmed; and when they do, they typically seek out...
I certainly share Heidi Schultz’s terror at the possibility of being knocked off the historic but narrow Mill Brook bridge at North Tisbury, but I...
From the Gazette editions of November, 1934:
One of the best indications of whether the Vineyard is getting along well in winter is the presence or...