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Two pending cases in Edgartown district court this week were placed on the docket for early November, one involving an Aquinnah man accused in a...
Helen Lamb, the indomitable Englishwoman who dreamed up a summertime Brigadoon for the mentally and physically disabled when she created Camp...
The Steamship Authority resumed regular service this morning, general manager Wayne Lamson confirmed, following a flyover by the U.S. Coast Guard to...
Martha’s Vineyard continued to experience scattered power outages, particularly up-Island late Sunday, as what became Tropical Storm Irene passed...
The Vineyard Gazette will be posting updates all weekend as Hurricane Irene approaches. Check our calendar for the events that have been cancelled or...
President Obama is scheduled to address the approaching hurricane this morning at 11:30 from Blue Heron Farm, the White House said.
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Liz Stiving-Nichols, owner of Martha’s Vineyard Interior Design, was featured in the August 18 edition of the Boston Globe Style...
If there were never another fire in Aquinnah, deputy fire chief Jim Vercruysse would be happy. The prospect of firefighting is not what draws him...
The historic 17th century Barn House in Chilmark, famously home to an avant-garde communal colony of Vineyard artists, writers and intellectuals,...
Fresh fish is landed daily at Menemsha and much of it is being shipped to the mainland by Alec Gale. With his operation set up in what was once a...
Hurricane Irene is expected to pass west of Martha’s Vineyard this weekend, but Islanders still should be prepared for a very strong storm with...
Selectmen from three towns say they will push for changes to the Vineyard’s reverse 911 phone system, following complaints about its use by Oak...