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The Wampanoag water testing lab has a clean bill of health this week after a visit from the state Department of Public Health. The lab has been...
Some children want to grow up to be ballerinas or astronauts, maybe a firefighter or a zookeeper, but then life takes a different path and the...
If there is one statistic that attests to the way in which Martha’s Vineyard Community Services has become crucial to the to the well-being of...
As soon as he rounded the corner to walk down to the dock, dozens of blue lights began to flash, sirens wailed and trumpets, nearly silent by...
West Nile Virus has arrived on the Vineyard. On Thursday the Massachusetts Department of Health announced that a single mosquito collected in...
This month scientists from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution will descend on Edgartown with a sonar-equipped waverunner to map, in...
A state government plan to open waters close to the south shore of Martha’s Vineyard to industrial-scale wind power generation now appears unlikely...
Good morning! The Gazette is being sent to every postal box on the Vineyard this morning. The subscriber sections of the newspaper Web site (...
Hello Michaela
Shawn K. Shaw and Neil B. Shaw of Oak Bluffs announce the birth of a daughter, Michaela Keagan Shaw, born on July 21, 2011, at the...
Sundews prove that the adage, “You are what you eat,” doesn’t always apply.
These plants do the unexpected: They eat animals. No vegetarianism...
JOHN S. ALLEY
508-693-2950
(alleys@vineyard.net)
The weather for July has been fantastic and the weekend weather was great except for the...