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April is Holocaust remembrance month, and as part of our study of the history of the 20th century, we have been watching some films and reading some...
Nectar’s has begun booking musical shows for the coming summer on the Vineyard, and club owners confirmed this week that they are negotiating to...
Each week, Menemsha summer couple Paula Lyons and Arnie Reisman join colleagues in a raucous radio game show of wordplay, taking questions such as...
A townwide moratorium on wind turbines and a complicated question centering on the long-term impacts of affordable housing rules occupied much of...
By JIM HICKEY
Wednesday’s meeting of Vineyard Power, a fledgling cooperative formed just last year to chart a stable energy future for the Island...
The federal government has given its blessing to the development of Cape Wind, America’s first big offshore wind farm, on Horseshoe Shoal in...
ATTEMPTED RESCUE
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
At 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 24, my wife, Lauren Crosbie, called me on my cell phone. She was upset...
From the April 22, 1960 Gazette:
At first, students didn’t know what to make of the pile of cedar saplings and sheets of poplar bark piling up in Harvard Yard. They were even more...
The Cape Wind Decision
Just like the wind that is a nearly constant presence on the Island — it rattled the windows of gray-shingled houses this...
The early childhood program at Martha’s Vineyard Community Services has been named one of the best in the state.
The Island program is among the...
Storyteller extraordinaire Susan Klein begins a new session of her popular memoir organization and writing workshop, Spice of Life. The eight-week...