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The Martha’s Vineyard Museum has appointed Nancy Kelly as its development director.
Some proudly define them as one of a kind, others say that they are just too flaky. Both are correct when it comes to snowflakes.
Snowflakes...
The adventure started when Matt Pelikan received a call from a graduate student in the Department of Natural Resources at the University of Rhode...
I have rats. Thankfully they are not in the house but are running wild in the vegetable garden. They have eaten the tops of my beets, hollowed out...
Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School principal Stephen Nixon announces the honor roll for the first quarter of the 2010-2011 academic year....
A 26-year-old Edgartown woman was airlifted to Massachusetts General Hospital on Monday afternoon following an unusual single-car crash on the...
The Christmas Bird Count has been conducted since 1900, an amazing 111 years. It is a bird-watching activity that took the place of a Christmas...
To most Islanders, the name Denys Wortman is most familiar as that of the former Tisbury selectman. But before that Wortman, there was another...
I returned to the Island just after the Yard article appeared in the Christmas Eve edition of the Gazette.
As an Island creditor owed $18,000 by...
Tom Hodgson of Tiasquam Road in West Tisbury once again reports the year’s first snowdrops, nestled under the shelter of a bush on Music street; it’s...
Clarence (Trip) Barnes 3rd, the colorful Island business owner long associated with his namesake trucking company, is now seeking a new title:...
Swimmers, take your mark.
It’s been 20 years in the making, but Vineyarders will finally be able to hear those words ring out through the aquatic...