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Fishermen Get Organized
Vineyard commercial and recreational fishermen are invited to attend a meeting to discuss a plan to organize as a group;...
Poking out from the gloom of financial news is new hope for the fund-raising efforts of Island nonprofit organizations. A partnership of the Martha...
The hand-carved sign formerly at the entrance of the Lambert’s Cove Inn and Restaurant in West Tisbury was stolen Saturday night or early Sunday...
“Um” and “uh” are currently used words today even though they aren’t really words. We use them like words when we are trying to think of what we...
President Obama has inherited the most challenging global economic crisis in the nation’s history. If we thought for one moment that we had the...
Wind turbines are coming.
That statement is not just a hopeful vision for a cleaner and more efficient energy future — it is also a statement of...
TOM DRESSER
It’s an honor to write the Oak Bluffs column while Holly Nadler takes a couple of months off.
Skating on Crystal Lake, aka Ice House...
About 15 years ago Fred Golofaro (longtime publisher of a popular East Coast fishing weekly) and I stood ankle deep at North Bar, a striper hot...
By Land and By Sea
From Gazette editions of February, 1984:
NEW YORK CITY — I watched the first episode of How’s Your News? on Sunday night and am inclined to think that this broadcast may represent the...
A DISGRACE
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
By 5:30 p.m. on a midwinter evening, the traffic into and out of Vineyard Haven had thinned; there wasn’t much anyway, the whole day had been...