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While summer movies typ ically lean to big explosions, gooey romances, or gross-out comedies, films of a more thoughtful nature will be loaded into...
Zach Graves of Boston, who was an intern this summer at Plum TV, is the winner of the Vineyard Gazette’s $1,000 web video contest. The video was to...
Oak Bluffs selectmen voted Tuesday night to accept a contract with Robert Whritenour for the position of interim town administrator.
The town...
Zach Graves, of Boston, has been named the winner of the Vineyard Gazette’s $1,000 Web Video Contest, for his short film. Entries were judged by the...
Zach Graves, of Boston, has been named the winner of the Vineyard Gazette&apso;s $1,000 Web Video Contest, for his short film. Entries were...
Elysha Joy Roberts
Elysha Joy Roberts of Vineyard Haven has been awarded a bachelor of fine arts in jewelry and metalsmithing from Massachusetts...
Highlighting the increasingly complex legal and environmental issue of whether beachfront homeowners should be allowed to armor their property...
President Obama and his family quietly left the Vineyard late Friday night, curtailing their vacation in anticipation of Hurricane Irene.
A private consultant hired by the Edgartown Library Foundation is threatening legal action for copyright infringement over a phrase used to promote...
After 10 years of planning and debate this week the public will have what may be their final say on the proposed roundabout in Oak Bluffs. On...
Martha’s Vineyard lost a lot of sand from its beaches, a lot of limbs from its trees, and electricity for varying periods, but otherwise came...
Helen Lamb, the indomitable Englishwoman who dreamed up a summertime Brigadoon for the mentally and physically disabled when she created Camp...