January starts our year with cold contradictions. It is January that drives us indoors, and rewards us when we venture out with impressions as sharp and vivid as the very air.
Opinion
Tuesday Vote in Edgartown Special town meetings in December are often lackluster affairs; most of the time a town considers itself lucky if a deep...
Imaginary Lines Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
A s a longtime Edgartown resident, I was surprised to hear news reports that I might be paying more than my share to support the Martha’s Vineyard...
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the secular articulation of the deepest truths of all spiritual traditions. It is the best, deepest...
Waxing Poetic From Gazette editions of December, 1985: Vineyard residents have become accustomed to receiving mail addressed in unusual ways....
Editor’s Note: The following essay and accompanying photograph are taken from the book Martha’s Vineyard Now and Zen by Susan Klein and Alan...
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Letters to the Editor
Thank you very much for your thoughtful and thought-provoking lead section of the August 16 Gazette. Such a fine and in-depth look at the...
A while ago, my daughter tried to put an outbuilding on her property in West Tisbury. She was told she did not meet zoning and was refused a permit....
Oftentimes we find new reasons why our Island life is unique and special while we understand that many feel we also make some sacrifices. All too...