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An atmosphere of hatred prevailed in America when the improbable alliance of black and white people, Christians and Jews, men and women, joined in...
The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School football team remains undefeated after a rainy, windy and sometimes sloppy Friday night home opener...
Oak Bluffs recreational shellfishermen were out Saturday morning at Sengekontacket Pond, a happy day, because it was opening weekend for family...
I remember so many things about when I went to America; I missed so many things about Brazil. I felt like I didn’t belong in America because things...
Editor’s Note: The following was published in Moshup’s Footsteps, a 2001 book of recollections and short essays by the late Helen Manning of Gay...
What is the Martha’s Vineyard Center for Living? Originally called the Island Councils on Aging, the Center for Living has served Islanders who are...
LONG OVERDUE
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
The following letter was sent to the Martha’s Vineyard Commission:
A Generation on the Market
Lyme Epidemic
The night sweats, the fever, the bullseye rash: the symptoms of Lyme disease are all too familiar to people on Martha’s Vineyard,...
In a room behind the teller line at the Edgartown National Bank is a door into a 10-by-6-foot structure. It looks like an ordinary wood frame door...
School enrollment on the Island remains relatively flat with last year, according to a census released this week.
The school census is done each...
Hillside Hires Manager
Leslie Digby Rizza has been appointed site manager at Hillside Village, a unit of Island Elderly Housing. Leslie previously...