The extreme clipper schooner, Shenandoah, Capt. Robert S. Douglas, master, arrived at her home port, Vineyard Haven, during the weekend.
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Every once in a while, a trap door opens and another world of knowledge and experience disappears forever. Or almost. We’ve all seen it happen with...
The call went out, there’s been a sighting, A world class bird, her name, Soo Whiting. From near and far, like a grand migration, Friends flocked...
From the Gazette editions of October, 1908: “Did you ever hear about the fish that was cut in two, away back, and has been cut in two ever since?”...
For a limited time, the Vineyard Gazette is opening up access to all parts of our new multiplatform website to subscribers and visitors alike so you...
Two eggs over easy, a side of bacon, rye toast with jam and a cup of coffee. Nothing really remarkable about an age-old breakfast standard. And yet...
The long arc of our history paused for just a few seconds this week at the Vineyard Gazette office, when after months of internal planning, a new...
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The wind, when it decides to blow, may be free, but turning it into electricity is very expensive.
We are elderly folks in Vineyard Haven and attended the selectmen’s meeting Dec. 9 and just wanted to make a couple of comments.
The time of year has arrived when each town government begins preparing its fiscal 2016 budget for its annual town meetings.