Letters to the Editor
It was 70 years ago, on June 6, 1944, that Allied ships landed in Normandy in the D-Day invasion. Church bells tolled across the Island that day.
The board, the staff and the greater Seven Gates Farm community would like to express our deep shock and profound sadness at the unexpected passing...
I just arrived for the summer and grabbed the latest Gazette. What a pleasure it was to read Katie Carroll’s article, “Making the World the Classroom...
While it is almost always tempting to write a letter to the editor criticizing poor service, it is much more enjoyable to give praise where it is due...
Our community has seen cutbacks, layoffs and appeals, and many who spend a large amount of their time at the rink are (in true Vineyard pioneering...
We would like to express our deep gratitude and appreciation to Mike Hathaway of the Edgartown harbor master’s office as well as to the Edgartown...
Yesterday about 1,000 people attended a memorial service for Pat Gregory. Attendance was driven by love, sorrow, admiration and camaraderie, but...
The role of primary care physicians at Martha’s Vineyard Hospital is going through a big change. Primary care doctors will no longer be treating...
I found a Go Pro Hero camera while clamming with my family in Katama Bay last fall and am hoping to locate the owner.
I am grateful to be part of a community that supports the enrichment and cultivation of our human resources.
The local boards of health are making potassium iodide tablets available to the public at the town halls. These tablets can protect us from thyroid...
Crane Appliance is one of those Island businesses that Islanders love to hate. “You can get it so much cheaper off-Island or online” is the comment...