From Gazette Stringer to Rocket Scientist

David Mello, 89, began working at the Gazette in 1948 as a student at Edgartown High School. Later he became a rocket scientist.

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New Gazette Exhibit Tells a 175-Year-Old Community Story

Tomorrow’s History: 175 Years of the Vineyard Gazette opens at the Martha's Vineyard Museum this weekend. It tells the continuing story of a community newspaper that began in 1846.

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Gazette Celebrates 175 Years, In Shifting Landscape for Journalism

The Vineyard Gazette celebrates its 175th anniversary Friday at a time of extraordinary change for community newspapers across America.

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For Phyllis Meras, Ink in the Veins Keeps the Spirit Young

Phyllis Meras turned 90 on May 10, and along with her official title as contributing editor at the Gazette, she holds the unofficial title of oldest living employee at the paper.

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Gazette Wins Top Prizes in Annual Newspaper Competition

The Vineyard Gazette won 47 awards in the New England Better Newspapers Competition this week, garnering top honors in numerous categories.

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Gazette to Celebrate 175th Anniversary

On Friday, May 14, the Vineyard Gazette will mark its 175th anniversary, and plans are in the works for a yearlong celebration.

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Gazette Publisher Named President of Massachusetts Publishers Association

Jane Seagrave was elected president of the Massachusetts Newspaper Publishers Association at its annual meeting Thursday.

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Gazette Website Wins Prestigious EPPY Award

The Vineyard Gazette’s website, vineyardgazette.com, won a national EPPY award on Tuesday for excellence in digital media. The site was named best newspaper site under 1 million unique monthly visitors.

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Noah Asimow Is Promoted to News Editor at Gazette

Noah Asimow, who began work at the Vineyard Gazette as a summer intern two years ago, has been appointed news editor for the newspaper.

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Gazette Adds New Saturday Newsletter

The Vineyard Gazette has relaunched its twice-weekly email newsletter as The Broadsheet. The Notebook, a popular anonymous essayist, will continue to appear in a new newsletter.

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