The extreme clipper schooner, Shenandoah, Capt. Robert S. Douglas, master, arrived at her home port, Vineyard Haven, during the weekend.
Opinion
From Vineyard Gazette editions of February, 1935: Winter has continued to hold the Vineyard in its frigid grasp during the past week. Ice on...
The Sound of a Sacred Place As the sun rose in the crimson sky on Tuesday, two men sat in the bitter cold, watching it together. One is charged...
This week the sophomores are proud to present their Man in India, Kunal Datta, who recently returned from a lengthy trip where he visited Gandhi’s...
It was my good fortune to have known Steve Crampton for many years — to have had a chance to see him up close with his family, as a leader in his...
Call me erratic, but my new year always begins in February with the first signs of spring. As Adam Moore, director of Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation,...
Affordable Housing Report Card Affordable housing continues to be a pressing issue on the Island, and the past few weeks have seen developments on...
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Letters to the Editor
When I heard that WBUR’s programming, including my little show Here and Now, would be carried on the Vineyard, I was over the moon and flooded with...
I read with great interest your editorial, “Living By The Rules,” [1/25/13, MV Gazette] regarding the propriety of obeying zoning laws on Martha’s...
I and many others would welcome an invitation to share our concern over gun violence at one or more gatherings sponsored by hunting and shooting...