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Go to just about any meeting to do with any aspect of government on the Vineyard and it feels like an AARP convention. Just like the rest of...
A juvenile humpback whale that made an errant visit and got stuck in Katama Bay on Sunday afternoon is believed to be okay and swimming the ocean....
Sengekontacket Pond was closed to shellfishing for quahaugs and steamers yesterday due to poor water quality tests from earlier in the week. Water...
Signs of water contamination were all around Oak Bluffs this week.
At the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School and Oak Bluffs grammar school,...
Cuts to state aid for child care have left Island families and early childhood workers struggling to develop new ways to subsidize programs here...
Oak Bluffs residents were told not to drink their water late last week after the town water supply, which serves nearly all of the 3,500 people who...
Weakfish, also known as squeteague, were once common in this region, so popular a sport fish that up until 1987, they were part of the annual fall...
The evolution of American residential architecture is the subject of a lecture and slide show by Frank Shirley, who led the restoration of the...
The American Red Cross will offer free volunteer classes at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School beginning Oct. 6 and running through Nov. 7....
CPR and First Aid Class
The American Red Cross, Cape Cod and Islands chapter, will be holding an Adult CPR/AED and First Aid class on Oct. 10 at...
Rent subsidy in the amount of $16,000, to be divided among five families living in the Morgan Woods affordable housing complex, was approved by...
The Vineyard Gazette’s total paid circulation has increased for the second year in a row, bucking the trend that has seen newspapers around the...