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A 28-foot sailboat named after a John Coltrane ballad was christened and launched on Saturday at the Gannon and Benjamin Marine Railway in Vineyard...
Bob Daniels sat on the edge of his red pickup truck, a bounty of flowers, kale, potatoes and rhubarb spread out on the table in front of him,...
Following a three-car accident last month at the intersection of Old County and State Roads in West Tisbury that sent three people to the hospital...
In January, while Vineyarders endured battering sleet storms and mid-winter cabin fever, at least one of the Island’s piping plovers was enjoying a...
Every year, the Tisbury Great Pond shoreline comes closer to Wesley Edens’s house. Without a huge stone revetment, he, his engineers and lawyers...
Sunday was brought to the graduating class of 2010 by the letter G: graduation, giving, getting, good-byes and good luck, all wished upon these...
From a 1991 Gazette article by Arthur Railton:
We can all quote William Shakespeare on the subject: What’s in a name? Forget how he answered the...
Their hands were stained red, their backs a little sore, but the smell of strawberries, as though you had stuck your head straight into a...
Dean’s List
Maureen Fitzpatrick, of Oak Bluffs, has been named to the dean’s list for the spring term at Champlain College. She is majoring in...
Pierce — Mondani
Tom and Bonnie Pierce of Edgartown announce the engagement of their son, Ryan Pierce, to Lynn Mondani, the daughter of Don and...
The mood was buoyant Wednesday night, as a small group of high school students gathered with friends to share a meal and conversation. Handshakes...
Tisbury selectmen this week approved the first four beer and wine licenses for town restaurants.
In sharp contrast to the long and contentious...