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It was an evening of tartans and tuna tartare as the men in kilts invaded the highlands of Oak Bluffs, auctioning off their services at the...
The Farm Institute in Katama has named Jonathan Previant as its new executive director. He brings to the institute a strong business background...
Islanders have long been acutely aware of the problems of health care access. Cut off from the larger medical community by Nantucket Sound,...
The game was in hand for coach J. Ernie Chaves’s Tigers team on Saturday during the Martha’s Vineyard Little League championship game at Veira...
Oak Bluffs School principal Laury Binney announced suddenly over the weekend that he would resign his post, citing both personal and professional...
After 17 years serving in the U.S. Air Force, Special Agent Jason F. Canha has learned to take the good and the bad of military life. He has...
Gilded Age Gardener
Landscape historian, author and Vineyard gardener Judith Tankard offers a look at the life and work of Beatrix Farrand, one...
Jewish Heritage
Two rabbinical students arrive on Island today as part of the Chabad-Lubavitch Summer Peace Corps, as the summer project of this...
Still On a Mission from God
Missing your soul men? Well, weep no longer because the Official Blues Brothers Revue will be rocking the pews at...
From Gazette editions of May, 1960:
WIND TOWERS
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
I just don’t feel comfortable that any planning agency on this Island has the comprehension or rules in...
Lisa Fisher is protective of the word organic. She guards it like one of her precious artichokes, pays close attention to the term as she tends her...