I first met Phyllis Meras walking down Music street in West Tisbury on what I have come to know as her daily sojourn.

How often have I responded with a well-practiced shameful shrug because of something I said, or something I didn’t say, or because I showed up...

In the weekend before his 83rd birthday, Frank Corey of Temahigan avenue, was delivering the evening paper from house to house.

From the March 24 1995 edition of the Vineyard Gazette by Jason Gay: It’s deadline week at The Chilmark Chronicle.

The calves and children sprinted through melting February ice patches at the Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society pasture.

On a recent Sunday after noon, the wind notwithstanding, I went for a walk along the west bank of West Tisbury’s controversial Mill Pond.

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Letters to the Editor

In 2014, our committee was appointed by the West Tisbury select board to meet voter directives.

The Mill Pond is much more than simply a beautiful body of water.

Citizens of West Tisbury who stay until the very end of next week’s town meeting will make a decision that is crucial to the character of the town.

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