From the October 30, 1986 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: Few old New England communities have as rich a lore in ghosts as the Vineyard.

It’s hard to let go of an old house, let alone one with as much history as the Chilmark homestead known as the Great House.

There was good cheer in Vineyard Haven during the grand opening for the Island Housing Trust’s new building.

Recently, my son Alan Lovewell was recognized at the White House for his work on sustainable fisheries.

The guard waved me into Dukes County Courthouse as the town clock in the Old Whaling Church struck 9 a.m.

My Stars, Lands Sake!, people used to say when the sky still had stars, people worked the land and didn’t want to take the Lord’s name in vain.

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Letters to the Editor

About the Cuban troupe Malpaso Dance and Arturo O’Farrill’s live performance last Tuesday.

The 2017 Martha’s Vineyard Book Festival was designed to be an antidote to chaos, a means of better understanding our country.

It is encouraging to see engagement of a wide range of people in shaping the future of the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.

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