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.
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A copper-white streak across the field, Darting through dunes, power to wield . . . A Brittany spaniel at home on the moors Not of French, but...
In 1932 a small group of Oak Bluffs ladies met to organize a club that would sponsor the homemaking programs of the Dukes County Extension Service...
The Vineyard Gazette can provide an enormous public service in helping to increase understanding and awareness by Island residents about the...
It is early winter in the year 1942. The United States has just been attacked by a foreign power and the annihilation of our Pacific fleet is...
Rarely does the genteel card game of bridge merit both a news story on the front page of the arts section and an editorial in The New York Times,...
Restoring Great Salt Pond The draft Massachusetts Estuaries Project report on the Edgartown Great Pond obtained by the Gazette last week is...
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THEFT AT THE FAIR Editors, Vineyard Gazette: First let me say we love the fair. We go every day. We enter chickens and eggs and art work. We love...
NO CHOICE BUT TO CLOSE Editors, Vineyard Gazette: It is with a heavy heart that, after 13 years of providing post-mastectomy and lumpectomy...
HEALTH SCARE Editors, Vineyard Gazette: Just because the country voted for change in the last election, doesn’t mean people aren’t terrified of...