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Looking for something a bit different? Well, in a quiet way. Next time you’re off-Island with nowhere particularly to go you might try Hopedale. It...
Hard Work, Simple Pleasures
From the Vineyard Gazette editions of January, 1975:
Renewal, the theme of a new year, has turned Islanders to the...
The celebration of the New Year is the oldest of all holidays. It was first observed in ancient Babylon about 4,000 years ago when the new year...
Greetings from the sophomores and best wishes for 2008 to all our readers.
For this special issue, students reflected on the world that they are...
VINEYARD BIRDS II: Where and What to See on Martha’s Vineyard. By Susan B. Whiting and Barbara B. Pesch. Vineyard Stories, Edgartown, Mass. 2007....
Streetlights glimmering overhead, breath conjuring clouds in the chilly air, I spring after the guy lugging a strung-up stack of newspapers into...
By LINDA BLACK
The egg, despite its bad rap for cholesterol, is a symbol of wholeness. It also is one of only a few so-called “complete” foods....
Temperature: Precip.
Day Max. Min. Inches.
Fº Fº
Dec. 28 40 34 .04
Dec. 29 48 30 .19
Dec. 30 53 29 .00
Dec. 31 40 30 .40
Jan. 1 43 25 .00...
What was supposed to be a nice matinee match-up between two high school basketball teams turned into an all-out war on Saturday, as the Vineyard...
The United Methodist Cooperative Ministry will hold a combined worship service designed and led by pastors and youth on Sunday, Dec. 30 at 11 a.m....
Most miracles happen when no one is watching.
This time of year, presents appear under trees, with no traces of soot under the chimney or...
After 30 years of operating the Island's largest oil and gas supplier, Ralph Packer is quite aware that many Islanders feel they pay way too much...