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The Island Plan, the Martha's Vineyard Commission's 50-year plan to steer the Island, remains valid but several people involved in the process said...
Harbor master Charlie Blair announced his retirement through a letter read aloud at the Edgartown select board meeting Monday. He will step away...
2024 opened with a severe storm battering the Island, the third in just over a month, each one turning its unwavering attention on the south shore....
Tonight a thin waxing crescent moon appears low in the southwestern sky, right above the bright planet Venus. Both are in the zodical constellation...
With the news on Sunday, Dec. 29 of President Jimmy Carter’s passing, many are learning more about hospice care and the comfort and dignity it...
From alpha-gal to powerful storms, here are the stories that engaged Gazette readers the most in 2024.
To live my life/ Like that of a plant/ Is to follow the laws of nature
On a recent afternoon yet another traffic accident occurred in front of our house on Center street in Vineyard Haven. This is at least the seventh...
How do we thank all the elves near and far, and even those we don’t know who they are?
Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank Commission purchased Windward Lane in Edgartown from Vineyard Open Land Foundation for $550,000 on Dec. 26.
Before returning to the Island recently, I stopped in Falmouth to fill up my car’s gas tank.
The Island Community Chorus begins a new semester of rehearsals at the Edgartown Public Library at 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 13.