From the Vineyard Gazette editions of August, 1933: A relic of times when Edgartown was a port under the jurisdiction of the British king came to...
At a moment when the gulf separating our two dominant political parties seems never to have been wider, we are particularly saddened by the death...
Who doesn’t love families? Or Mom or apple pie, for that matter?
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Mark your calendars for the eighth annual Aquinnah Pow Wow on Sept. 8 and 9 at Aquinnah Circle. Gates open at 10 a.m. with grand entry at noon....
Signs that summer is coming to an end: Milkweed pods have burst in meadows and at marshy edges around the Island, scattering their seed-strewn...
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Harvey Burrell was recently selected to receive a Curb Scholarship in Creative Enterprise and Public Leadership at Vanderbilt University,...
As I write, Chilmark is sharing another beautiful sunset with what sometimes seems to be most of the civilized world . . . or at least as many of...
What a great pleasure to finally try the Little House Cafe on State Road just past Surveyors Lane. I had no idea this adorable restaurant had already...
Today is the start of the long holiday weekend. Labor Day is on Monday and the end of the high summer season. All municipal buildings and the post...
Grace Episcopal Church has named Penelope Wong of Vineyard Haven as the interim director of Grace Preschool, effective Sept. 1. The staff change...
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RICK HERRICK 508-693-8065 (herricklr@verizon.net) I recently sat down with Liz Durkee, the Oak Bluffs town conservation agent, for an update on...
The Tabernacle and Cottage City Historical District are the jewels of Martha’s Vineyard. Recognizing that wholly chauvinistic comment — even from the...

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