From the May 3, 1974 edition of the Vineyard Gazette by Polly Woollcott Murphy:
“May Day!” the children said to each other with palpable excitement as they gathered in the West Tisbury schoolyard on Wednesday morning. “May Day!”
Opinion
The wood stove became a member of our family some time in the mid-seventies. We are on our fourth stove.
The reality is that Question 2 is not about our school district, but rather a question of supporting our greater commonwealth.
I have never had a warm and friendly relationship with cars. I know only there are red cars, green cars, gold cars, two-door or four-door cars.
Surprising, even perplexing historical facts are to be found in the census for Martha’s Vineyard for 1850
It’s deja vu all over again for the Menemsha channel federal dredging project.
The last time I saw my mom she was asleep in bed. A skeleton impersonating a human. Breathing took all her effort.
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What do Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket have in common? Well, among other things, we tend to have the highest Lyme disease rates in Massachusetts.
On July 25, my wife and I and her sister and brother in law were driving on an Edgartown road when my automobile suffered a tire blowout.
Here’s the annual update on the Community Groceries Program. It’s a big success.