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The Oak Bluffs selectmen kicked off their first meeting of the new year on a sour note as town officials scrambled to slash money from a budget...
More than nine years after plans for a huge wind farm in Nantucket Sound were first revealed, the final regulatory approvals for Cape Wind have...
Correction
A story in last week’s Gazette about the high school swim team was inaccurate in its history reporting. There was a swim team on the...
Two Chilmark farms were recently granted permits for large-scale wind turbines under a presumed agricultural use exemption. Abutters have asked the...
By SUSAN KLEIN
Having lived a full life, Barbara Lipke was many things to many people. In addition to wife, mother, educator and author, she was...
Did you know that the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School has a Brazilian history class? Well, we do! The whole purpose of this class is to...
Far from the Island's shoreline lies a harbor in the woods. Edgartown's innermost harbor has all the elements of a waterfront, minus the water, the...
LETTER FROM HAITI
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
Three well-known Vineyard residents will be recognized for outstanding community service and a noted author and history professor will deliver the...
I am not what is generally considered a Y person. However, my recent gluttony over the holidays, spurred by an errant early New Year’s resolution,...
Sharks Name Coach
Ted Currle has been named head coach of the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League for the 2011...
Tonight at 5:30 p.m. the Shabbat Service at the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center will pay homage to the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his...