Watersheds Against a backdrop of national headlines over the massive and spreading oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that appears to have no end,...
Scorched Earth From the wide, grassy sweep of Katama Plains to the rolling wooded hills of the north shore, the charred smell of smoke hung in the...
Imagine coming home from being off-Island seeing family and friends, and opening your door to find an overpowering stench of home heating oil. Then...
April is Holocaust remembrance month, and as part of our study of the history of the 20th century, we have been watching some films and reading some...
From the April 22, 1960 Gazette:
At first, students didn’t know what to make of the pile of cedar saplings and sheets of poplar bark piling up in Harvard Yard. They were even more...
I was appalled by the recent front page article in the Boston Globe regarding an 8,300-square-foot house on Chappaquiddick.
After yet another rejection at town meeting, it seems clear to me that Tisbury voters do not want the connector road. They don’t like its roundabout...
The development office of Martha’s Vineyard Community Services thanks the Martha’s Vineyard community for disposing of your old, tired and used...
Alewives Arrive From the May 17, 1940 edition of the Vineyard Gazette:
Simon Pinkham, Vineyard Haven police officer, holds the distinction of having apprehended and landed the first striped bass of the season. Pinkham landed four fish, of about five pounds each, at South Beach on Tuesday, using the standard surf-casting gear.
