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Shortly before he voted with two other Steamship Authority governors to give himself free ferry travel for life, New Bedford governor David...
William S. O’Connell agrees he cannot have a heliport on his Chappaquiddick property, but he still believes that he can occasionally land and take...
Charter School Students
Plan Katrina Relief Work
A group of high school students from the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School will return to...
Island Ambulance Services
Seek New Volunteer EMTs
Vineyard ambulance squads once again are appealing to Island residents...
Legion Will Join Wreaths
Across America Ceremony
American Legion Post 257 has volunteered to conduct the Wreaths Across America ceremony this...
Even before the 30th annual Island Cup game began on Saturday, things didn't look good for the visiting Whalers from Nantucket.
When the players...
A Real Thanksgiving
Written by Henry Beetle Hough. From the Vineyard Gazette edition of Nov. 19, 1971:
Thanksgiving editorials and proclamations...
Martha’s Vineyard Glassworks, a hand-blown glassworks gallery and studio, will donate five per cent of December sales to the Safe Haven Project, an...
When the Elves Faire in Edgartown opens on Saturday, Dec. 8 at 10 a.m., children and parents can enjoy craft-making together, producing gnome or...
The Journals of Constant Waterman, Paddling, Poling, and Sailing for the Love of It. By Matthew Goldman, Breakaway Books, Halcottsville, N.Y. 2007,...
In the midst of Hanukkah, children’s author Sarah Marwil Lamstein polishes up timeless motifs about the mysterious ways of God in Letter on the...
It’s Girls Night Out at Outerland next Thursday night, Nov. 29, when the New England male revue show Men in Motion comes to Martha’s Vineyard. In a...