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Coast Guard officials came to the Vineyard to discuss proposed changes or removal of 43 buoys used by Island boaters. There was near unanimous...
With blaring sirens, waving flags and shouts of welcome, Master Sgt. Gerard Thomas and his wife Antonya arrived Friday for their first visit to the...
Surveys of a future wind energy site south of Martha’s Vineyard are beginning Sept. 23, according to a notice to fishermen.
Dukes Academy real estate school has sold its classroom education division to real estate attorney Erik Hammarlund.
The West Tisbury selectmen hope to get a sense of community opinion about bike lanes when the town gathers for a special town meeting Nov. 1.
Three downtown Vineyard Haven shops will close permanently this fall. Juliska and Vardo are shutting their doors after Columbus day weekend while Mix...
The Smithsonian Institution's new National Museum of African American Culture and History documents the story of the African American community in...
Amid growing concerns over finances in Aquinnah, town officials have taken steps to form the town’s first finance committee since 2010.
Residents from Edgartown to Aquinnah this week weighed in on an effort to increase the Island’s stock of affordable housing as a series of workshops...
In honor of the opening of the Museum of African American History & Culture in Washington, the Vineyard Gazette is adding a new collection on the...
Set for its grand opening Saturday, the new National Museum of African American History and Culture is attracting media attention this week.
It’s not time to change the clocks yet and with lingering heat and humidity there’s been no chill in the air either.