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Adam Wilson, president of the Rotary Club of Martha’s Vineyard, announced that Nina E. Ferry, daughter of Michael and Beth Ferry of West Tisbury,...
January Journal
From Gazette editions of January, 1934:
The reeking of the sea all about the Island is something new in the way of natural...
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
As an octogenarian and 20-year resident of the Vineyard, I’m following the debate on the matter...
In years past we all have looked forward to celebrating and remembering the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as we recalled his leadership...
The picture on my computer screen shows four grandchildren dancing at the edge of the water on South Beach. Madeline stands knee deep in surf, her...
Two planets that began the year low in the western sky at sunset are now gone, leaving Venus alone.
January Days
The whole Island, it seems, has got a case of the winter blahs. Of course the weather hasn’t helped — gray, rainy, icy, bitter cold,...
Obama’s Place in History, and Ours
A man with a keen sense of history will make history Tuesday when he takes the oath as the 44th president of...
The Oak Bluffs fire department received a $65,500 grant this week through the Department of Homeland Security to install a new ventilation system...
Festival Network, the national entertainment promoter that has held concerts in Ocean Park featuring the Boston Pops for the past two years, has...
Should there be a bike path on Chappaquiddick? The island has been mulling over the question on and off for 30 years.
And rarely has the bike...
Tower Grants
The Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation is accepting inquiries for its 2009 Community Mental Health grant cycle. Organizations...