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
Ringing in the Fourth From the Vineyard Gazette editions of July, 1983: Church bells rang at midnight on the Fourth of July when Gratia...
The recent decision by the United States Supreme Court that will in essence allow all members of the country to arm themselves “to protect...
Today signifies the casting-off of the yoke of British oppression. The date we thumbed-off King George 3rd, denouncing his imperialist abuses and...
When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bonds which have connected them with another,...
Please Don’t Feed the Turkeys The bizarre Father’s Day incident in Chilmark in which a turkey attacked people delivering baby equipment and then...
A Dancer’s Legacy Pretty straw hats hung in the trees on Saturday afternoon at The Yard, a quiet adornment to the hushed, leafy campus off Middle...
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Letters to the Editor
KEEP THE SS-A TEAM Editors, Vineyard Gazette: The following letter is addressed to the Steamship Authority administration:
PROTECT HISTORIC DISTRICT Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
LOCAL HEROES Editors, Vineyard Gazette: