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David Foster is no ordinary forester. To begin with, there’s his professional moniker: paleoecologist. It means that he is an environmental...
A woman in her early 40s was hospitalized for two nights last week with a confirmed case of H1N1 influenza, or swine flu, Martha’s Vineyard...
It was in 1995, when new storm water drains were being put in along the Beach street extension in Vineyard Haven, that Eric Anderson first learned...
A town-sponsored proposal to build a new fueling station for boaters on the Oak Bluffs harbor received mixed reviews Thursday during a public...
If you’ve ever wondered what a charter school is all about, or more specifically, what the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School is all about,...
Wheelock Graduate
Kaitlyn L. Maciel of West Tisbury graduated from Wheelock College in Boston on May 15 with a bachelor of arts degree.
Less than a month after spiking a proposal to build a performing arts stage at the Aquinnah Cliffs town leaders decided this week, over the bitter...
It was an informal class reunion Monday evening, when a small group of the very first graduates of Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School gathered...
Living on the Island has many benefits. One such benefit is all the job opportunities. Island teenagers have such a variety of choices for summer...
Jay Segredo, one of the main characters in my novel The Mud of the Place, is a gay man who grew up on Martha’s Vineyard but lived off-Island for...
Reading the Fine Print
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
The proposed distributed antenna system (DAS), to improve wireless and public service...
The Beginning
From Gazette editions of June, 1959: