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With the sale of Viking, a 40-foot fishing boat that has plied the waters off the Vineyard for three generations, the Island’s once-vibrant fleet of...
In the very beginning, when nobody knew anything, everyone was afraid. It was 1986 and Kevin had just been diagnosed as HIV-positive. Many of his...
39 Sengekontacket Road in Oak Bluffs sold for $1,200,000 on Nov. 19.
87 Fourth Street North in Edgartown sold for $465,000 on Nov. 19.
On a cold, gray November morning the warm sounds of Van Morrison, Elvis Costello, Bonnie Raitt and John Hiatt pour out the of radio at 92.7 on the FM...
As a sparkling, almost balmy Thanksgiving weekend drew to a close, cold air moved in to chill the bones, a reminder that winter is indeed on the way...
Rule number one: An islander does
not ask another islander over for dinner. We already know far too much about each other to open ourselves up to the...
I first wrote about Connie last January in the Oak
Bluffs town column. Something unusual, actually supernatural, had happened between Connie and me,...
Water. It is a key to life. At times it is our ally. Other times it is our adversary, as was the case for many during and after Hurricane Sandy. The...
Norman Reed (letter, Vineyard Gazette Nov. 23) rues the loss of a hat in an election bet on Mitt Romney. He also fears a far greater loss, the form...
After reading the recent report of a dog shooting in West Tisbury I am troubled by our state law that allows the owner of a chicken the legal right...
Last Friday we had the annual Family to Family Thanksgiving meal distribution at the First Baptist Church in Vineyard Haven.