From the Nov. 30, 1979 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: The north end of Tisbury’s Main street will change dramatically this winter, ending the era of the town five-and-ten-cent store when fistfuls of candy were bought for a penny and household trinkets were bagged for two-bits.
Opinion
Editor’s Note: What follows is the text of Martha’s Vineyard Museum executive director Keith Gorman’s letter to the members, published in the...
I Remember Jerry best at work Two drawknives A peavey And an ax A tractor trailer load Of spiles Oak trees From up north We’d bark Me a...
From the Ashes They were ready. Austin Racine and Katrina Yekel, who had bought the Cafe Moxie restaurant on Main street in Vineyard Haven in May...
First published on the Gazette Web site Friday morning. The wheels on his bike stopped abruptly on Centre street behind Cafe Moxie when the...
What follows is an edited selection of reader comments from the Gazette Web site responding to the stories on the Independence Day fire. My...
Independence Day 2008 Small American flags flutter around the gravestones at the Westside Cemetery in Edgartown, where Bobby Hagerty has trimmed...
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Letters to the Editor
EGREGIOUS ERROR Editors, Vineyard Gazette: Stunned! Heartbroken! Furious! These are but three of the emotions I was feeling after reading about...
BY THE BOOK Editors, Vineyard Gazette: I agree with the sentiments expressed in the Gazette by the owners of the Victorian Inn and more recently...
CALL FOR LEADERSHIP Editors, Vineyard Gazette: In any small town, there are cultural, political, social and economic factions that converge to...