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Blue Heron Farm, the Chilmark estate that played host to President Barack Obama and the First Family in summers past, sold last week for $37 million.
Sean Mulvey, a guidance counselor at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School, will be the school’s next principal on an interim basis, Island schools superintendent Richard Smith told the high school committee Monday night.
David Ouellette beat out 29 other contestants to win the grand prize at the Massachusetts Lottery-sponsored event in Vineyard Haven Sunday.
Carrie Anne Vanderhoop told a crowd at the Aquinnah Cultural Center last week that she hopes her new children's book, Wôpanâak Seasons, provides more representation for tribal children and introduces more people to the Wôpanâak language.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission last week approved the Cat Hollow condominium development in Vineyard Haven, where the nonprofit Island Housing Trust plans to build three duplexes with income restrictions on four of the six units.
Larkin Stallings to Receive Art Buchwald Award
July 9, 2025
Larkin Stallings has been selected by Martha’s Vineyard Community Services as the winner of the third annual Art Buchwald Award for Outstanding Community Service.
Community Foundation Announces Creative Living Award Winners
July 8, 2025
The Martha’s Vineyard Community Foundation has picked an Island pastor and the editor of the Gazette as the 42nd winners of the Creative Living Award.
Dyn-o-mite Comedic Duo
July 3, 2025
Lenny Clarke and Jimmie JJ Walker are teaming up for a comedy show on Wednesday, July 9 at the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center.
Oak Bluffs Makes Changes to Trash Pickup
July 1, 2025
Town workers previously provided the service, but, starting Tuesday, Bruno’s, will now collect residential trash pickups.
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Gazette Chronicle: From the July 13, 1982 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: Tom Rush was arrested for skinny-dipping in Chilmark. With his clothes on.
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