Commentary
This feels like an only on Martha’s Vineyard story. Two weeks before the doors to my daughter’s school open for students, the cafeteria and gym are...
MEDFLIGHT UNAFFECTED
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
Boston MedFlight would like to comment on the recent article titled Air Space Restrictions...
First Family Footprints
As the sun bathes the beach and the dunes in early morning light, I drink my first cup of coffee and see a Coast Guard cutter patrolling up and...
AGAINST CINDY SHEEHAN
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
I am a lifelong Democrat and peace activist. I believe in diplomacy first and that war should...
As all my friends and many Island mechanics know, I find cars a necessary evil. I have never paid more than $3,000 for a car. Why would I,...
Chappy Path
Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
I write in response to the editorial in the August 11 issue of the Vineyard Gazette as well the two follow...
Edward M. Kennedy: 1932-2009
Vacation Interludes
If there is one lesson to be learned from the presence of the Summer White House on the Vineyard, it is this: Never trust...
Many years ago I had a wonderful job with a budget, but no one, including me, had the first idea what I was supposed to do. I enjoyed the freedom...
Martha’s Vineyard is a beautiful Island, a kind of glorious accident of nature. It’s a thriving, vibrant community, a mix of races, classes, and...
For four years, in the 1970s, as he sought to preserve the Vineyard from overdevelopment, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy was a frequent — and deeply...
