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State Assumes Lead Role in Moving Stranded Boat off Norton Point
Beach
By MARK ALAN LOVEWELL
Favorable tides may help in the removal of a 71-...
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Delores Stevens Enlivens Music of Modern Era
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
In 1971, on the occasion of Tisbury's tercentenary, the...
Delores Stevens Enlivens Music of Modern Era
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
In 1971, on the occasion of Tisbury\'s tercentenary, the...
Who Will Take the Baton Next: One Boomer Ponders Future
By IAN FEIN
It took V. Jaime Hamlin almost an hour to get to Edgartown from her
Vineyard...
The word on the street was no throwing candy. This year, citing
safety reasons, volunteers at the Fourth of July parade in Edgartown
would instead...
Sunday's moped accident that claimed the life of a 41-year-old
New York city woman has reopened old wounds for Islanders who want to
see stronger...
House of Representatives Passes Coast Guard Spending Bill,
Eliminating Governor's Veto for Offshore Wind Farms
Abandoning what could have been a...
The red bus is back, and so are the participants of Camp
Jabberwocky, the longtime summer camp on Martha's Vineyard for
youths and adults with...
When the Vineyard Haven Band plays in Ocean Park, the musicians hope
no one arrives late and that nature does not call during the performance
-...
Art Buchwald, the writer whose hospice stay turned into a lease on
life, returned Saturday afternoon to his beloved Martha's
Vineyard.
Mr....
People love lighthouses. When you enter the word into Google's
search engine, 44,800,000 sites pop up. There are lighthouse magazines,
magnets and...