He was a first generation Portuguese American who was a member of the Oak Bluffs fire department for more than forty years, a widely loved unsung...
One day, when I was bemoaning my quality problem of missing the Vineyard when I went home to Honolulu and missing Honolulu when I returned to my...
On Being Black From the Vineyard Gazette editions of January, 1983:
The old America I knew took a hike last week and a new America emerged before my unbelieving eyes at approximately 9:30 in the evening. That was...
Hi and welcome to this week’s edition of Sophomores Speak Out. This week we have a lot of interesting articles on a variety of topics. They are...
By 10 p.m. on the night of the New Hampshire primary, the signature chants of the hundreds of Barack Obama faithful gathered in the Nashua school...
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From the June 7, 1968 edition of the Vineyard Gazette:
On the Island at this time of year it’s everybody’s moving day. There are those who are arriving from someplace else, and they are moving in. There are those who have rented their houses for the summer, and they are moving out. (And of course into something else.) There are also those who had rented something cheaper or nearer to town for the winter and they are now moving out of where they have been, for the summer.
