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By MEGAN DOOLEY
Vineyarders will get a taste of the golden state this weekend at the first annual Martha’s Vineyard California Wine Affair, a two-...
They say bad things come in threes. In the fall of 2008, Rosie Roberts and her sister were both diagnosed with cancer. Their elderly mother was...
A Story That Changes Lives
By Jessie Chandler>
Under threatening skies and a stiff, southerly wind, over 100 hardy souls convened at Menemsha Beach to celebrate the life of Dan Aronie, who died...
Lloyd Raleigh is bent double , trying to negotiate his way through a dense thicket of catbriar in the moist wetands of Brookside Farm. As thorns...
Not Quite a Riot
From Gazette editions of May, 1960:
PANTRY WRAP
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
The Island Food Pantry has had anther record year, including a record 174 visits in one week in March, a...
When my aunt approached a toll booth, handed the toll-taker a fresh Kleenex and blew her nose in a five dollar bill, we knew she was a bit...
Pay the Price
This week, as estimates of the cost of cleaning up the massive oil slick off the Gulf Coast stretched above ten billion dollars,...
Public Health: Conversation and Opportunity
The Martha’s Vineyard Hospital’s new building project has seen four years of publicity, from a high-...
West Tisbury author John Hough has received the the W.Y. Boyd Literary Award for Excellence in Military Fiction for his Civil War novel Seen the...
Raymond Skladzien was an active member of the Federated Church, as well as the Freemasons, the Rotary Club, and many other community services. To...