From the Sept. 26, 1978 edition of the Vineyard Gazette by Stan Hart:
Four and a half years ago, I took to task the Martha’s Vineyard NAACP over a matter that goes to the heart of the organization’s work.
Schools have opened; and their opening recalls the almost-forgotten times of other Island schools that shaped the growing minds of a generation.
The wind came around this week, sending gray skies packing like so many sunburned travelers headed home.
Although thousands of summer visitors have gone to their homes, thousands yet remain to enjoy the good weather and the pleasures that still remain...
When I was seven years old, my parents thought it wise to send their only child to eight weeks of summer camp, to know life in close company with...
Hitchhiking was once a preferred mode of transportation on Martha’s Vineyard.
On an Island, and specifically in a town steeped in a rich history of Native/Indigenous and African American history, it is disappointing that Oak...
A million kudos and thanks to the Tisbury fire department and police for saving us from kitchen fire.
To Trader Fred Editors, Vineyard Gazette; Trader Fred was not only the kindest and most generous man, but he was also the greatest storyteller ever....
From the Sept. 26, 1978 edition of the Vineyard Gazette by Stan Hart: