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Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School students brought home numerous Alliance of Young Artists and Writers Awards sponsored by Scholastic....
For the second time in two months this week the Edgartown selectmen approved a liquor license swap between two downtown liquors stores, one...
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission last Thursday unanimously approved a $1.67 million budget for fiscal year 2011 that will see a decrease in total...
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission last Thursday heard testimony both for and against a proposal to radically reduce the size of the Copeland Plan...
Fair Poster
Submissions for the 149th Agricultural Fair poster are now being accepted. Send your 18 by 24 inch entry to MVAS, Box 73, West Tisbury...
A divided Martha’s Vineyard Commission last Thursday clashed over whether the technical language in a recently adopted Aquinnah wind bylaw is in...
Please Adopt Us
Hopefully there are more black cat lovers out there because the Animal Shelter of Martha’s Vineyard has two very special,...
For the Love of Gold
From Gazette editions of 1850:
From letters received in town from a member of the “Vineyard Mining Company,” who proceeded...
Corrections
A story last Friday’s Gazette about the centennial of the grounding of the schooner Mertie B. Crowley misspelled Levi Jackson’s first...
While other critics flocked to Utah for Sundance screenings, 10-year-old Olivia Knight took a few hours off her Chilmark School homework and play...
Island Grown Dinner
L’étoile restaurant chef Michael Brisson will work with Jack O’Malley from the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School culinary...
With a sold-out venue and nearly 1,600 people set to descend on the Portuguese American Club in Oak Bluffs tomorrow, the Big Chili Contest 2010 is...