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The recently completed temporary Lagoon Pond drawbridge in Vineyard Haven that took six years to build and cost over $9 million is already...
The first two tumultuous nights of the Oak Bluffs town meeting are over, and despite some frayed nerves, the town has an approved budget for next...
An extraordinary group of right whales — some 95 living specimens of the rarest of all large whale species — was feeding in the waters between...
A one-year moratorium on wind turbine applications and an array of housing initiatives, including a bylaw that addresses the thorny issue of...
After five years of division over whether or not beer and wine should be sold in Tisbury restaurants, five years of discussion and debate,...
GREEN SMOKESCREEN
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
From Gazette editions of April, 1960:
What Martha’s Vineyard do you live on?
Bullies: A Community Problem
The Beer and Wine Question
Tisbury, also the port of Vineyard Haven, remains a town divided over whether to allow the sale of beer and wine in...
This week was the annual spring Safe Haven Camp, for kids living with HIV, at the youth hostel in West Tisbury. On Monday, the 25 campers and 15...
Bill Buckley Art Show
Vineyard Views, an art show by Edgartown painter Bill Buckley, opens at the Chilmark Public Library on Saturday, May 1, with...