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Secretary Ken Salazar said he was “very bullish” about the future of offshore wind energy, but refused to give any hint of whether or not he would...
An Island woman died in a single-car accident Monday afternoon on Eastville avenue, across from the entrance to the emergency room at the Martha’s...
The close-knit West Tisbury firefighting community was flooded with sadness this weekend when one of its own — former West Tisbury fire lieutenant...
West Tisbury-based author Paul Schneider is giving a talk, Finding the Narrative Voice in a World of Facts, this Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m. at...
With tape measure draped around his neck and a thimble on his thumb, Francois Delphin sits behind a faded Singer machine, tending to the cuffs of a...
This week the sophomores are proud to present their Man in India, Kunal Datta, who recently returned from a lengthy trip where he visited Gandhi’s...
It was my good fortune to have known Steve Crampton for many years — to have had a chance to see him up close with his family, as a leader in his...
Call me erratic, but my new year always begins in February with the first signs of spring. As Adam Moore, director of Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation,...
TOWERING TURBINES
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
My partner, Jay, and I purchased a home on the Vineyard nearly six years ago. I don’t think we’ll...
Affordable Housing Report Card
Affordable housing continues to be a pressing issue on the Island, and the past few weeks have seen developments on...
It is a cold January morning and inside the Massachusetts State Lobster Hatchery on Lagoon Pond in Oak Bluffs, all is quiet. It has been 14 years...
Victoria Campbell is, as she said yesterday, not a real nurse. A week ago she had not seen a human skull in surgery, assisted in amputations or...