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After every snowfall you may have noticed a series of odd, tube-shaped slides, wending mostly through Island woodlands but also over roads and even...
There are some positive aspects to being a new Democratic congressman after an election which saw a Republican landslide. Yesterday the new...
The Tri-Town Ambulance service is requesting a 60 per cent increase for their budget next year due to a new state mandate that requires full-time...
The real estate market on the Vineyard appears to be showing signs of life, according to the most recent data from the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank...
OVERPRICED REAL ESTATE
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
Before the economy took a tumble, homeowners used to check the weekly sales of nearby real...
Surf and Turf
From Gazette editions of January, 1936:
Menemsha Pond appears to be producing an unusual variety of scallops this winter. Although...
The Charlotte Inn of Edgartown received the 2011 Forbes Four-Star Award for its third consecutive year, making the inn one of only a select few...
Calling Writers, Directors
The board of directors and artistic staff for Island Theatre Workshop (ITW) are accepting play submissions for the 2011...
A few weeks ago, in mid-December I was chatting with a woman I had just met in Vineyard Haven in the way strangers talk when waiting for their...
Mr. Keating Goes to Washington
William Keating on Wednesday swore an oath to represent the people of the 10th Congressional District, including us...
Tale of Two Libraries
The West Tisbury and Edgartown library building projects are textbook examples of the right and wrong way to do things.
Hostel Award
The Martha’s Vineyard Hostel was named Most Efficient in Hostelling International New England’s Best Hostel Awards for 2010. Awards...