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It’s easy to be cynical about love these days. Divorce rates seem always on the rise and tabloid fodder makes a public mockery of marriage and...
A fter the recent hearing and learning what others are doing and thinking regarding the state plan to locate at Noman’s Land (already designated by...
TO SEWER, OR NOT
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
Regarding the selectmen’s rush to include the Island Grove sewer article on Edgartown’s Oct. 27...
My five-year-old son, Hardy, and I were kicking the soccer ball around the backyard and for the first time Hardy seemed engaged in the game rather...
Complications of Flu Clinics
Public health officials on the Island, as elsewhere, have been working feverishly in recent months to devise a plan...
Like traffic lights and fast food restaurants, taxi cab meters have traditionally been a verboten topic on the Vineyard.
But following a string...
A 23-foot sunken sailboat in Menemsha harbor was hauled up on Wednesday morning by a crew that included Menemsha Coast Guard, the town harbor...
A small stretch of Lambert’s Cove Road in West Tisbury will be closed to motorists for two weeks beginning Nov. 2 to repair a portion of the...
At first glance the building at the corner of Ryan’s Way and Edgartown-Vineyard Haven Road in Oak Bluffs doesn’t look much like a church. The lawn...
Sengekontacket Pond was reopened to shellfishing on Monday morning, after water testing came back negative for significant levels of bacteria....
Social networking sites, such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube, have become household terms. And everybody seems to have their own blog...
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