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An abundant food supply, safe habitat and management protection that began years ago has contributed to the resurgence of seals in Island waters...
For nine city kids, a recent Island experience was formed less by the wind-sculpted terrain of Aquinnah and the storybook houses of Oak Bluffs than...
The Tisbury selectmen are accepting letters of interest in a community garden. Tisbury has had numerous parcels of land left to the town with...
Darryl Hunt spent 19 years and six months of his life in prison for a crime he did not commit. But he is not angry, never was.
“I was never angry...
An emaciated juvenile bald eagle is getting special care and eating well on the Island after being captured on Chappaquiddick on Saturday, August...
Monday night, Labor Day, offers an opportune time to see three planets and the moon huddled close together in the west southwestern sky right after...
Habitat for Humanity of Martha’s Vineyard held a ground-breaking ceremony on Saturday, August 9, for the sixth house the organization has built on...
The Permanent Endowment for Martha’s Vineyard is accepting applications for its fall grant cycle. The endowment welcomes inquiries from Island...
Too Quiet Downtown
Walking down Main street Vineyard Haven, you can still smell the smoke. It’s in a single spot directly in front of the Bunch of...
Riding on Empty
Somewhere between the stable dirt and the saddle, girls who love horses find the women they will become. Up there, it’s not about...
LYME SCIENCE
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
Despite what your story (Uneasiness Over Lyme Disease Spreads, August 15) suggests, the science behind...
It’s inevitably hot and hectic, dusty and bit tersweet — these four days of waning summer on the Vineyard during the agricultural fair held in West...
