The extreme clipper schooner, Shenandoah, Capt. Robert S. Douglas, master, arrived at her home port, Vineyard Haven, during the weekend.
Opinion
Lyme Epidemic The night sweats, the fever, the bullseye rash: the symptoms of Lyme disease are all too familiar to people on Martha’s Vineyard,...
Bounded by Nature From Gazette editions of October, 1960: In one of the major real estate transactions of the year, involving the future of the...
My cherry tomatoes have worked a miracle: they’ve made me regret the passing of summer. I don’t like summer. Almost every year it settles in like...
Hurricane Forecast We felt the wonder of the moment. . . standing silent, awaiting the outcome of an event unfolding untouched by human...
Little Doe’s Big Mac It began with a dream while Jessie Little Doe Baird slept, in which people spoke to her in a tongue she could not understand...
October’s Fine Wares The harvest is payday. All the planting, tending and careful work turns time for picking, gleaning and eating. This is true...
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Letters to the Editor
You hit a home run with the special report on coastal erosion. The articles were informative, timely, and right on target. Congratulations.
As a long-term south main street resident (20 years) I have watched the traffic in this two-block radius grow to absolutely insane unhealthy...
I read with interest the recent article on Harry Belafonte. Clearly, Mr. Belafonte contributed greatly to the Civil Rights movement in this country...