From the June 24, 1949 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: One hundred years ago the character of the Island population was distinctly amphibious. Fishermen-farmers were everywhere and bona-fide seafarers were to be found in every town.
Investment savvy as my father was, ownership of a thinly clad, weather-beaten Victorian cottage far from home was not his idea of opportunity.
Every time I see this picture, I find myself asking, “Who are these people?"
You ever have a dream that lives in your bones for so long it feels like a part of who you are? That’s what Jaws has been to me since I first saw it...
According to the Florida state census, there were 411,104 residents in Collier County, until I migrated south from Martha’s Vineyard and made it 411,...
From the June 20, 1975 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: Jaws, a film starring Martha’s Vineyard and a polyurethane shark named Bruce, will have its...
From the June 11, 1937 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: Some of the ways and roads most used by the motorists of the Vineyard in this generation did...
You are so on our minds, as we await news that you have crossed into Canada.
I wanted to express my gratitude to the owner and staff of Mad Martha’s in Vineyard Haven.
I never thought that enforcement of our federal immigration laws, or any other laws was “despicable.”