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Quietly and without any fanfare or other demonstration, the old schooner Alice S. Wentworth slipped out of Vineyard Haven last weekend, bound on the...
As the planes swooped and roared past the windows of his home, the young Army officer, seeing the big red suns which marked them - for the great...
Four men of the Engineer Amphibian Command lost their lives in the boiling and racing currents in back of Skiff's Island, off the South Shore of the...
Edgartown was invaded at about supper time last Friday by a force whose numbers are not accurately known, but which many believe to have been large...
The airfield on the central plain of Martha’s Vineyard is beginning to shape up as something more than raw earth, mud, and the destination of...
The steamer New Bedford of the New Bedford, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Steamboat Line, is being requisitioned by the government as of noon today.
One of three PT boat of the United States Navy, leaving Edgartown harbor yesterday afternoon, dropped a live depth charge loaded with TNT in the...
The Naushon, pride of the Island Fleet of steamers, yesterday took her last look at the Island which she has served since she was built in 1929. For...
After eighty-four consecutive years of existence the Dukes County Agricultural fair will be discontinued, for this year at least.
Martha’s Vineyard is going to see soldiers, and many of them, during the next two or three weeks.
Edgartown, its ears unconsciously expectant of the crash of bombs, had a thrilling experience Monday morning when the quiet June air was blasted by...
Statistics released last night by Arthur B.