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Edo Potter to Be Honored
Chappaquiddick author and conservationist Edo Potter will be presented a Lifetime Achievement award at the Edgartown...
The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School boasts one of the most robust arts department seen outside of a college or graduate arts program. Paul...
Oyster shells just saw their stock go up on the Vineyard. A former employee of the Martha’s Vineyard Shellfish Group is in the early stages of a...
The Magnolia Society International members recently toured the Polly Hill Arboretum and held a special dinner to honor the arboretum’s director...
By MARK ALAN LOVEWELL
Persistent wet, foggy, rainy weather of the last week will come to an end early in the coming week. A more positive trend is...
Derrill Bazzy walked around the Vanderhoop Homestead in Aquinnah on a recent spring afternoon, unable to conceal his enormous pride in the place...
In recognition of national Teach Children to Save Day last month April 12, the Martha’s Vineyard Savings Bank sponsored its 10th annual essay...
The news in my morning newspa per was not good. Indeed, it was frightful and depressive. But why should it be otherwise when agendas seeded and...
Joe Cressy
Salty and scholarly
Haltingly clear
What Joe Cressy spoke
You wanted to hear
Scottish and kilted
Malt in his hand
Reciting...
PRAISE RUPERT
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
The following letter was sent to the Tisbury selectmen reacting to complaints about a rooster in the...
I have no answers to the world’s big problems. I’m no guru,” wrote artist, teacher and peace-promoter Winslow Myers in a recent e-mail. Although he...
May Days
Perhaps encouraged by the drenching rains this month, Vineyard woods and meadows are blanketed with wildflowers of every description....