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It was a day for schooners at the annual Pat West gaff-rigged and schooner race on Saturday. Twelve boats competed, and when it was all over, three...
By PHYLLIS MERAS
M ore than 150 friends and supporters of retiring State Rep. Eric T. Turkington honored him with a farewell party at the Martha’s...
From the Vineyard Gazette editions of September, 1933:
Cap’n Harty Bodfish, slayer of seals, sea-otter, reindeer and right whales, leaned out of...
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The presentation by...
Autumn Arrives
Gone Fishing: Blog On
It was pioneering filmmaker Robert Altman who described his love of fishing in these words: “You put that line in the water...
One Cottage, So Much History
The Oak Bluffs historical commission is right to speak out frankly in the matter of the Harmon cottage demolition in...
The Federated Church of Edgartown will hold a free movie night on Thursday, Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. in the Parish House on South Summer street. The film...
The Sept. 15 sun went down in one blazing ball and after the last bit of color was gone, the crowds gathered on Lambert’s Cove Beach brushed the...
Chief medicine man Luther T. Madison blessed the latest ambulance of the tri-town fleet in a ceremony held on the lawn of the tribal administration...
Ballet Moves
Martha’s Vineyard School of Ballet has moved. The new location, with professional barres, mirrors and ballet floor, is at Camp...
The Vineyard will lose Hy-Line Cruises’ high-speed ferry connection to Hyannis for the remainder of the season, following a major fire aboard the...