Letters to the Editor
My cousin almost died this year at the annual Run the Chop Challenge in West Chop, an iconic Fourth of July tradition in our family. On a 90-plus-...
On Tuesday June 9, the Martha’s Vineyard Shellfish Group celebrated our 50th Clamiversary with a community party at the Grange Hall.
In the photograph accompanying Lynne Irons garden column on July 3 there was mention made that this wall is an example of a “lace wall.”
In response to the Gazette article titled Woods Hole Terminal Building Opens at Last, while we understand the need for a waiting area for people who...
For deer control to be effective for significantly reducing tick diseases, the deer have to be even lower in density.
I am writing in response to the recent actions of the West Tisbury board of health having denied access to the town’s tick data to epidemiologist Lea...
I saw a pedestrian, in a crosswalk with safety lights flashing, come close to losing her life this morning.
This year marks Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School’s (MVPCS) 30th anniversary, a moment to look back on three decades of outstanding community...
Martha’s Vineyard superintendent of schools, Dr. Richard (Richie) Smith, is retiring at the end of this school year.
On June 15, the Copeland Plan District Review Board will hear a proposal for building a 26-room hotel on the site of the burned out Ocean View...
I agree with Peter Wharton about the importance of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission in ensuring that growth on the Island is balanced.
As an owner of the national historic landmark building across from Oakwood for nearly 50 years, we have consistently ensured the building’s important...
