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As the Chilmark planning board continues to work on crafting a bylaw to regulate large houses, the town zoning board of appeals sounded off this...
A Martha’s Vineyard cab driver found himself at the center of national attention this week after a confrontation Sunday with a Republican...
The Lego set was nowhere to be found.
This could be you: Owner of a majestic summer island home with a sweeping vista of Edgartown Harbor, Nantucket Sound and Cape Poge gut; Steward of...
Next Thursday morning, familiar yellow school buses will roll across Island roads carrying students from kindergarten through 12th grade to their...
Last week, Dr. Michelle Gerhard Jasny gave out her annual Labor Day awards: gold, silver, bronze. I would like to hand out a big, shiny gold medal to...
My wife and I have had the pleasure of being able to spend almost the entire summer on-Island, rather than just a week or two here or there. The big...
We see too many boating accidents happening nationwide involving drowning, and the results could have been different if life jackets were worn. The U...
Recently there have been alarming reports of outbreaks of West Nile fever in Dallas and Chicago. The cases now number in the hundreds, with several...
I had a dream last night that our democracy today looked like our forefathers intended — a government run for the people, by the people. In my dream...
Carol Fligor (Gazette letter, August 28) defines a public problem accurately. Widespread cigarette butts deface the unique Vineyard landscape and...
Friends, family and local dignitaries staged a luncheon and party at the Oak Bluffs Council on Aging Wednesday in honor of Alice Rose's 102nd...