From the Dec. 31, 1965 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: As always, the good things of 1965 are likely to remain unremembered and unsung, for the good is usually general and easily assimilated into a universal background.
Opinion
L ast week, Mother Nature spent a lot of energy reminding us she was around. It was a nagging reminder, omnipresent and persistent. It’s the wind I...
Luxury Advertising on Wings Question: Why does the Martha’s Vineyard Airport need luxury advertising? Answer: It doesn’t. Better question: Why...
Jobless The Vineyard has long lived with labor shortages. Help wanted is the usual cry of small business owners here. Even this week, with the...
This year’s sophomore class has been giving very serious consideration to the world they have inherited and have much to say that they would like...
Alley’s General Store In times of yore, one humble store Sustained our tiny town. ‘Twas not the kind where one might find A fancy evening...
Editor’s note: What follows is a paper read at the leadoff session to the Living Local Harvest Festival on Sept. 26. It responds to the question:...
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Letters to the Editor
SLOW PROGRESS Editors, Vineyard Gazette: I wanted to thank Sara Brown and the Gazette for updating the public on the shameful progress the...
LOVE BOATS Editors, Vineyard Gazette: Your Feb. 10 editorial is right in its main point, that the Steamship Authority is essential to the Islands...
The following letters were received by the Martha’s Vineyard Commission commenting on the plan by Vineyard Power to build a solar canopy over the...