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Vineyard Women Honored
As Unsung Heroines
Six Vineyard women have been named among the 287 Unsung Heroines for 2008 by the Massachusetts...
Super Tuesday
More than once it has been called the purest form of democracy. And while some may quibble with the adjective, there is no doubt...
Mill Pond
Spring didn’t fool around on Tuesday, April Fool’s Day. Instead, quite properly, the month of golden daffodils and forsythia and of...
FREEDOM FOR THE THOUGHT THAT WE HATE. By Anthony Lewis. Basic Books, New York, N.Y. 2008. 221 pages. $25 hard cover.
The Vineyard’s political...
CAPABLE CAPTAIN
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
As homeowners on Chappy, we want to express our complete and unrestricted support for Brad Fligor as a...
Pig on the Loose
From the Vineyard Gazette editions of April, 1983:
Think Again
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
On April 15, the voters of Tisbury will go to the polls to vote on a proposal to allow the selectmen to...
Hello again to our readers. We have some interesting articles for you this week from our sophomores, but we have had to hustle due to MCAS. We just...
For Lani Carney, paintbrushes were not made for painting. Paintbrushes were made for dancing.
“I taught them how to dance with the brush,” she...
Christmas lights illuminate the yellow upstairs room filled with squashy armchairs, each of which contains at least one sprawling teenager. Up...
Celebrate National Poetry Month with readings by three published Chilmark poets: Margaret (Peggy) Howe Freydberg, John Maloney and Donald Nitchie....
To Our Advantage
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
In consideration of whether or not to allow beer and wine to be served by wait staff in restaurants...