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Sharky’s Cantina will enjoy a growing presence on Circuit avenue this summer after Oak Bluffs selectmen approved an indoor-outdoor 24-seat...
As towns across the Vineyard begin to rethink their commitment to the Community Preservation Act, the tiny town of Gosnold, made up of the...
A Dukes County superior court judge has ruled that the town of Oak Bluffs must pay back some $35,700 in attorney’s fees to the town fire...
Goodale’s Pit, the longtime family-owned earth mining business in Oak Bluffs, does not need review by the Martha’s Vineyard Commission as a...
Flight continues to attract enthusiasts of all ages. With advances in technology it is easier and cheaper than ever to build and fly a small model...
A long time ago, in another life, I recall how my stomach cringed when I heard a colleague saying, “Oh, I have all the Macs and the O’s. How is...
One day last month close to five inches of rain fell on Martha’s Vineyard. In Chilmark alone it caused a five-foot wide, four-foot deep sinkhole on...
Oprah Winfrey’s show on May 4 honored the Freedom Riders on the 50th anniversary of their historic bus ride to desegregate public areas in the...
A large brigade of Island firefighters, wearing their dress blues and standing straight and true, flanked the steps of the Old Whaling Church last...
CLINIC IN CRISIS
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
This is a crisis — our clinic is at risk.
Family Planning of Martha’s Vineyard has been providing...
Memorial Day 2011
Disability Program Grants
The Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation is accepting inquiries for its next cycle for grants to help those with...