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The Aquinnah selectmen this week granted a town oyster farmer a reprieve and a conditional lease to continue her work in Menemsha Pond. Roxanne...
The harsh autumn weather has had a big impact on participants in the 65th annual Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby, leading...
The Edgartown conservation commission, Nature Conservancy and Division of Conservation Services are in discussion about a possible land swap at...
LONDON — Vineyard vocalist Katie Mayhew made her international debut at London’s Cadogan Hall, singing her signature Sondheim song Being Alive,...
With the future for aquaculture looking bright following a successful experiment in farming blue mussels this year, the Chilmark selectmen voted...
Winter flounder, once abundant in Vineyard waters, is on the verge of collapse. And now a group of Islanders, with help from the University of New...
A Vineyard Haven man and former Edgartown supermarket manager was sentenced in Dukes County Superior Court on Wednesday to 10 years in jail for the...
It says something about the political mood of the moment that during a half-hour interview with the Gazette over coffee last Saturday afternoon,...
Island health boards are urging a newly aggressive approach to combating Lyme disease, proposing a five-year comprehensive study that would examine...
The tides this week and through the weekend will be abnormally high and low, due to the nearing new moon phase. The moon was in perigee on Wednesday...
BRAD WOODGER
508-627-4216
(ibwsgolf@aol.com)
I’m hoping that fruit flies aren’t a harbinger of the apocalypse or we’re in a heap of trouble out...
JUNE D. MANNING
508-645-2574
(lthslnks@gis.net)
Aquinnah Public Library attendees on Saturday will enjoy spending the morning with world...