From the September 12, 1958 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: Martha’s Vineyard just missed seeing a waterspout late Monday afternoon.
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For years I’ve made a living introducing people to solutions, places and to history. This year, on the 25 anniversary of September 11, I’d like to...
One of my favorite times to be at the water’s edge on the Vineyard is early in the morning.
“Clarence A. Barnes III, Movers,” the faded sign said, its three-layered serif font retaining just enough pop to be visible from the street.
As I reflect on the experiences I have had on Martha’s Vineyard this summer, I am reminded of Dr. Martin Luther King’s statement that we need to...
From the September 3, 1929 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: The opening of schools, now at hand, is quite different from the opening of schools on...
While making dinner, I reach for the salad bowl, the one we’ve been using for 22 years. It sits on the kitchen table where it always does.
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We have learned with great sadness that the Martha’s Vineyard Family Campground has been sold to a corporate developer.
We all know that our Island is very fragile, so I wonder why there aren’t recycling bins all over the Island.
This summer, 464 children signed up for the Edgartown Public Library’s summer reading program, collectively reading thousands of books and spending...