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A spokesman for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA) shelter was tight-lipped about details behind the...
What began as a lark on a summer’s day in Vineyard Haven 10 years ago has grown to become a national phenomenon.
How’s Your News is a...
In August of 2008 a 20-year-old man drove into a tree in Chilmark and was deemed intoxicated by police. In February of 2008 in Oak Bluffs another...
The changing economy is wreaking minor havoc with school enrollment projections for the next five years.
Student enrollment on the Vineyard is...
Shenandoah, the graceful 108-foot topsail schooner that has long been a landmark in the Vineyard Haven harbor, is laid up at a Fairhaven shipyard,...
More Island workers than ever are without jobs and seeking unemployment benefits this winter.
The Vineyard Gazette office will be closed on Monday in observance of Presidents’ Day. Early copy from correspondents will be appreciated in the...
Brickyard Walk
Explore the Menemsha Hills brickyard ruins, the last remnants of a once-prosperous Vineyard industry, on Sunday, Feb. 15 from 1 to...
Welcome Linden
Hope and Chris MacLeod of Chilmark announce the birth of a daughter, Linden Theresa, born on Feb. 3 at the Martha’s Vineyard...
Chilmark Potluck
Left hungry on the street after his mother’s death, on the run from police and stoned on shoemaker’s glue, 13-year-old Emmanuel has meager...
Even though it is only February, there will soon be a mad smattering of blooms Islandwide.
It is not global warming causing the flowers to...