From the March 13, 1931 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: While exploring an old house recently, Henry Cronig, Vineyard Haven realtor, discovered an old bottle tucked away in a dark, dusty and forgotten cupboard.
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Fall Classic Ends A junior angler won the 19-foot Boston Whaler. A fisherman whose name has been well known on the leader board through the years...
A Season for Islanders As the last ripples of summer settle, Islanders come into their own again, our own rhythms no longer so dependent on tending...
Dedication, Deconsecration From the following editions of the Vineyard Gazette:
John Morelli died Wednesday at his home in Chilmark, just a few short miles from the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School where he taught English...
Anthropologists call them social nodes — the places where a community’s social cement is stirred, where folks get to know each other during the...
Editors’ Note: This marks the second year for the Gazette to sponsor Sophomores Speak Out, a special current events feature written by the...
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Letters to the Editor
TONE DOWN RHETORIC Editors, Vineyard Gazette: Much is being made of the recent arrest of Harvard Prof. Henry Louis Gates Jr. at his own home in...
CORMORANTS AND FAIR GAME Editors, Vineyard Gazette: Perhaps Capt. Buddy Vanderhoop’s choice of words and his efforts to diminish the population...
CONTRADICTIONS Editors, Vineyard Gazette: The following letter was sent to the Environmental Defense Fund: I have just received a reminder to...