From the May 4 1951 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: The Gay Head Light, oldest beacon on the Vineyard, has burned on for 152 years.
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From the Vineyard Gazette editions of June, 1979: Hot Tin Roof, a combined dance hall, restaurant, and stage for live performances at the Dukes...
I’m sitting on the Vineyard waiting for the wind to let go so the ferries will start running again so I can drive up to Boston to meet my wife who is...
Nearly twenty years ago a group of parents began formulating a plan to create a new school on Martha’s Vineyard. The idea was to provide another...
Workers in downtown Vineyard Haven never needed a watch to know when it was lunchtime. They had their reminder every day when the noon whistle blew...
If I had the opportunity to provide a family with all its financial needs for a year, I would stick with the basics, but include things that would...
In January 1851, according to the diary of Jeremiah Pease, a British boat “castaway” off Muskeget with 256 Irish on board. Four froze to death. Who...
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Not only has Island Grown Initiative (IGI) gone into direct competition with local farms by taking away on-Island market share from them, but it is...
We were blessed with another sunny, successful electronics disposal day here at Martha’s Vineyard Community Services.
I have some bad news for those who have been following our attempts to promote the rare and beautiful Cayuga duck breed.