It is only a few years passage back to the day of solid fuel. Coal was principally used for all heating purposes for years before oil became usual.
Amid the week’s news comes the story of a businessman who decided not to do something he had every right to do.
Smoochy the cat was finally let back inside, a few days before Kristin died.
West Tisbury animal lovers turned out en masse last Thursday for a potluck supper at the Agricultural Hall honoring retiring animal control officer...
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.
As I read newspapers and scathing letters from the public regarding the dismissal of hospital CEO Joe Woodin, I was dismayed at the tone.
Thank you Julia Wells and Mary Breslauer for a superbly professional work of journalism regarding the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital governance issue.
I believe it is a shame that many people that visit this beautiful Island do not care enough to clean up after themselves.