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The hubbub of non-English voices stilled and everyone stood for the entrance of clerk magistrate Liza Williamson. Things began in the usual way: “...
Four years ago this summer, Paul Gamson was married on the Vineyard to his partner of almost five years, Richard Knight. But as residents of...
Initially Margaret Martin thought the want ad for a Cuttyhunk schoolteacher contained a typographical error. Scouring a jobs Web site for the...
In the weeks following the devastating earthquake in southwestern China, a senior at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School is raising money to...
Five or six years ago Kristin Henriksen started doing lectures on Martha’s Vineyard about the value of planting Island native plants.
“And...
Restoring the Public Trust
The stripping of protected Vineyard conservation land to provide native plants for a private estate on the North Shore...
KEEP EDUCATION STRONG
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
I want the voters who will be voting on the override on May 28 in Oak Bluffs to know how...
Violating Its Charter
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
My family and I are at a loss to understand the reasons why the Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation...
Editor’s Note: Memorial Day is a day of flags and remembrance established after the Civil War, where some 620,000 men died, more than in any...
Last week Gazette readers saw and read about the removal of trees and sod from properties on the Island, two of which are under the stewardship of...
Choral Concert
The choir of First-Plymouth Church, UCC of Lincoln, Neb., under the direction of Dr. John C. Cummins, will present a 30-minute...
They are welded, varnished and stitched together, reinforcing their defenses and trying to prepare for the surge of shoppers who will soon be...