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The subject of money in politics is front and center in this year’s campaign.
My father, Tweed, and I have been coming to Martha’s Vineyard all of our lives. This year we decided to see the Island in a new way.
I read with interest your lengthy piece on Charlie Baker, a Republican candidate for governor. I hope you will devote equal space and time to Don...
Residents along Beach Road near Eastville Beach were informed at the end of January of a proposal by the Martino brothers to establish a for-profit...
A few days after the Martha’s Vineyard Community Services Possible Dreams Auction we are able to look back and simply say, “Wow!”
Thanks to all who celebrated and supported Della Hardman Day 2014, the 10th annual event sponsored by the town of Oak Bluffs.
From the Vineyard Gazette editions of August 1965: Is she or isn’t she going to marry Frank Sinatra? The question had the whole Island in a tizzy of...
For 22 years now, the Vineyard Sound has taken their singing talent to venues and street corners all over the Island, singing tirelessly throughout...
For a week in August, MVAAFF brings to the Island films either directed, produced or starring African Americans. This year, MVAAFF received over 200...
This weekend Cinema Circus heads to the West Tisbury Public Library and the Field Gallery. The films will be shown Sunday, August 3.
Featherstone is getting ready for its annual Potters Bowl, where many local potters come together for one event. They’re on a quest to find more...
As the lights in the Vineyard Playhouse dim, onstage there are three acoustic guitars, a stool and a microphone. The scene’s only backdrop, a sign...