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A story in the Oct. 17 edition of the Gazette about short-term borrowing for the West Tisbury town hall renovation project contained an...
After receiving a notice of noncompliance from the state last month confirming that treated effluent is seeping to the surface at Ocean Park, the...
The Vineyard community from here and abroad showed up for a fundraiser to help an Island personality coping with medical hardship. Jim Moore, a...
He has yet to hold a press conference in his front yard, hold forth on foreign policy regarding Israel, or hire a publicity management agent, as...
The stock market may be seeing red on Wall street this autumn, but here on the Vineyard there is a bright future in cranberries. On the Island and...
With the election of a new Cape and Islands state representative days away, campaign finance reports released this week show Vineyard candidate...
Seventy-odd years ago, Everett Poole recalls, the first Democrat appeared in Chilmark. He ran the post office.
“The reason he was a Democrat was...
Amid the heap of state and national issues on Tuesday, Island voters will be asked one local question: whether to reduce the terms of the seven-...
Vineyard election officials are expecting a record turnout for Tuesday’s election following a rush of new voter registrations and a huge number of...
The stunning success of the ninth annual Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School Scarecrow Contest is evident across the Vineyard. This year’s...
By LYNNE IRONS
Don’t come knocking, cause there’s nobody home in a brown oak apple gall.
Oak apple galls are those fragile looking, paper-like round things on...