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Despite a shortage of money and qualified instructors to teach foreign languages, Vineyard schools officials expressed support at their meeting...
This year, the Farm Institute will lose two of its key leaders: brothers Rob and Matthew Goldfarb. Rob, development director, leaves today. Matthew...
In this complex world, it seems everything affects everything else. And so, because Wall Street bankers metaphorically trashed much of the U.S....
Tisbury Great Pond was closed to shellfishing as of yesterday, while Squibnocket Pond will be open for harvesting on Monday, the Chilmark selectmen...
If you’re driving down North Road and happen to see a petite woman in a pink fleece, with long, straw-colored hair, be sure to wave. She’s always...
Closets Opening Soon
BravEncore, a nonprofit organization that supports Island high school performing arts, presents Closets, an original play...
Grief Support
Is someone close to you dying or been struck by a terminal illness? Do you feel that you are already grieving? Hospice of Martha’s...
Military Chaplain Talk
Oak Bluffs police officer and chaplain David Berube will be speaking at the Faith Community Church in Edgartown on Sunday,...
From Gazette editions of March, 1985:
The Square Rigger, a well known Edgartown landmark located at the entrance to town, will be sold at the end...
Happy 100th, Evelyn
Happy birthday to Evelyn O’Brien, who turns 100 on March 24. Mrs. O’Brien has been a summer visitor to the Island. Her...
St. Patrick’s 5K
The annual St. Patrick’s Day(ish) 5K road race and fitness walk, a benefit for the Martha’s Vineyard Boys’ and Girls’ Club, is...
Well Done, Olivia
Tisbury School sixth graders Olivia Jacobs won the Islandwide spelling bee yesterday when she correctly spelled iguana. Runners-...