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They swallow up roadways, stall cars and block traffic — but still there is a sort of begrudging acceptance of those large puddles that form in...
Megan Honey Degree
Megan Lee Honey graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration (marketing) from the University of New Hampshire...
Kathleen Coulter Degree
Kathleen Elizabeth Coulter has graduated with AAS degree in food services management from the University of New Hampshire...
Little Libraries
The Edgartown Library Foundation’s annual summer brunch, A Legacy of Learning, will honor Ted Morgan with a lifetime achievement award at the event...
“It is Sunday, and a very pleasant day. I have read two story books. This is my journal. Goodbye for today.”
So opened six-year-old Laura...
The Quahaug Seeker By Adam Moore
Sengekontacket rippling gray
Waters had beckoned me to lay
My rusty basket rake upon
The sandy bottom of the...
Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States, and this year a host of Oak Bluffs...
Circle of Faith,> The Story of the Martha’s Vineyard Camp Meeting, By Sally Dagnall, Vineyard Stories, Edgartown, Ma. 2010 $24.95.
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I want to continue the educational and civil dialogue started by Henry Stephenson in the recent issue of the Gazette in response to our POINT (...
I was reading The New York Times on the bus from the Palmer avenue lot to Woods Hole to take the ferry to the Vineyard when the woman sitting next...
The King and Us
From Gazette editions of June, 1985:
The Queen Elizabeth 2, one of the largest cruise ships in the world, dropped anchor a mile...