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Adult education on Martha’s Vineyard dates back to the 1970s, but this month the old idea will be expanded and relaunched under the leadership of...
An overflow crowd came to the Agricultural Hall on Tuesday afternoon to celebrate and remember David Willey, the Vineyard Haven man and Cape Air...
Tisbury voters shrugged off the prophets of financial doom in Washington and among their own ranks, and overwhelmingly endorsed two costly town...
By many measures the Oak Bluffs elementary school is having an excellent year.
There are 410 pupils at the school, which is up seven on last year...
For the first time, state officials on Wednesday publicly unveiled plans for a permanent retractable bridge and its estimated price tag of $35...
The Vineyard’s three local banks remain confident of riding out the storm now buffeting world financial markets, thanks to conservative lending...
Paul Currier, owner of the Café Moxie building destroyed when a fire broke out there on the Fourth of July, plans to apply today for a permit to...
Hello, Zebediah
Meeghan and Daniel Athearn of Chilmark announce the planned homebirth of their son, Zebediah Morrow Athearn, on Sept. 24, 2008,...
Amos Arrives
Wenonah Madison-Sauer and Daniel Sauer of Aquinnah announce the birth of a son, Amos Taknash Sauer, born on Sept. 20, 2008 at the...
Correction
A story in Tuesday’s Gazette about Martha’s Vineyard Community Services reported incorrectly on a planned crisis stabilization unit for...
A thin crescent moon appears low in the southwestern sky tonight, not far from the bright planet Venus. Venus is in the zodiacal constellation Libra...
October Arrives
From Vineyard Gazette editions of October, 1958: