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HAITIAN RELIEF
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
On behalf of the Haitian people, I’d like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to the Vineyard...
The Sound of a Sacred Place
As the sun rose in the crimson sky on Tuesday, two men sat in the bitter cold, watching it together. One is charged...
Vineyard sports fans had their fill of home team action on Saturday, with all four varsity winter sports teams playing and a fifth game played by...
An unexpected spike in project costs for the Edgartown Public Library expansion project left library trustees scrambling for a solution this week,...
Deep cuts to state funding for tourism marketing have prompted the Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce to ask Vineyard towns to contribute tax...
Two hours before sunrise on Saturday, the call went out to the Island’s volunteer firefighters of a Christiantown home engulfed in flames. Some 50...
Federal Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar came to the Vineyard and Cape Cod on Tuesday to consult with Indian tribes opposed to the Cape Wind...
There’s been a great deal of focus lately on the local effects of the rush by federal and state authorities to build big wind farms near the...
As public attention ratchets up surrounding the controversial Cape Wind project planned for Nantucket Sound, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial...
Studies have shown, and plenty of them, that pets of the canine variety are so good for our health, happiness and longevity that if medical science...
She jets around the world with Olympic medalists, is gunning for her own chance at a medal in 2012 and she’ll even put you in touch with her...
Free Computer Classes
A series of free classes for beginner and intermediate computer users will be offered at the Oak Bluffs Public Library this...