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With the future impact of the BP oil spill still as murky as the fouled waters of the Gulf, the job of compensating victims has fallen on the well-...
The Vineyard prides itself on promoting all things local: music, painting, livestock, produce, you name it. This weekend, though, the Island goes...
Up in the attic of the old house at Quansoo, you can read its somewhat haphazard growth over 300 odd years. You see where the several additions...
The 65th annual Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby opens Sunday morning at a minute past midnight. The fishermen are waiting....
Vineyarders shook the sand out of their towels one last time this week before returning to work and school, and now comes the time to look back and...
Back in January, when a little-known Republican candidate named Scott Brown broke a long drought for his party, taking the Senate seat held for 47...
Derby Number 65
The sea and coastline around the Island have been roughed up by hurricanes and tropical storms this September, beginning last...
I used to be a liberal. It started in college. Was it those classic fall days up in Vermont? A few socialist professors? Or my love for the Clash...
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From Gazette editions of September, 1960: