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Driving down the dirt path leading to the Farm Institute in Katama, a sign urges you to slow down: “Caution, children exploring.” There are the...
Police sergeant and West Tisbury selectman Jeffrey (Skipper) Manter withdrew his name for consideration for the position of police chief at...
Passed over for an administration job, a science teacher at the West Tisbury School whose students scored highest in this year’s state MCAS exams,...
They came for prizes and they came to support each other. The 65th annual Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby awards ceremony at...
The Vineyard Gazette was named weekly Newspaper of the Year in its circulation category by the New England Newspaper and Press Association...
Despite a drop in the level of matching funds from the state, the Community Preservation Act has seen more than $825,000 directed from the state to...
When Warren Gosson makes his pitch for the job of Dukes County Sheriff, he talks largely about one issue: addiction.
“This Island is loaded with...
With the agreement entered into a decade ago between Martha’s Vineyard towns and Comcast coming up for renewal, Island residents now have their...
Karen Coffey is tiny, but she packs a huge wallop psychically. Her clear eyes do not look away when she speaks to you. When I encountered her in...
Last week, I had a visit from old friends John and Michelle Mackin who live in Greensboro, Vt. John is a carpenter and we spent three days together...
Need a French-themed fundraiser for language students hoping to travel to France next spring school vacation? How about pizza night at the Orange...
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