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.
Opinion
On Tuesday Vineyard voters will join the rest of the country in going to the polls and casting ballots for President of the United States and an...
In following the news coverage of Hurricane Sandy, I was struck by a strange reversal in reporting from before and after the storm. In the days...
Our U.S. election process is about as sophisticated as a high school’s. The way it now operates, we the people are not given a choice in terms of...
Forever in our memories Will be the house once surrounded by trees Remember the day in 1970 Dad built a home for his young family Where no other...
Every two years, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission reviews its standards and criteria for developments of regional impact — commonly referred to as...
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Letters to the Editor
The 70 per cent increase in the electricity supply rate being experienced by Cape Light Compact (CLC) is being felt by all NSTAR customers, not just...
Bob Jackson’s obituary appearing last week said simply that: “he was active in land conservation projects on Martha’s Vineyard.” This is a classic...
As a summer visitor to the Vineyard for over a quarter-century I have always noticed the changes on the Island, but the character and the beauty of...