Carol Fligor (Gazette letter, August 28) defines a public problem accurately. Widespread cigarette butts deface the unique Vineyard landscape and...
It is truly amazing to experience the depth of care, giving and love found in this Island community. With so many fund-raisers during the summer...
Juli Vanderhoop says her bakery is her politics. Brava, say I. Every Wednesday she lets people make their own pizza. But they have to share half of...
Anyone who knows me knows that I am passionate about the high quality of education we have on the Vineyard. I truly feel that we are the luckiest...
The family of Margaret McBride would like to thank all the wonderful people who assisted our Aunt Margaret during her difficult time. To everyone at...
In reading all the recent letters to the editor about the upcoming election, I found the following quote by economist Thomas Sowell, writing in...
As the aunt of one of the varsity girls basketball players on the Vineyard, I was appalled to learn about the behavior of the head coach and lack of...
Responding to the Gazette story about ocean acidification. In the book Sea Sick by Alana Mitchell, the topic of ocean acidification is discussed at...
Last Thursday morning a doctor called my office from a 645 telephone exchange and left an urgent message on my answering machine. He sought to...
On August 1 the Oak Bluffs roads and byways committee voted unanimously, over the protests of neighborhood residents, to recommend that the town...
Paris and the Vineyard have something in common. In a recent New York Times international edition article, the headline in large bold type read: “...
Barbara Schlesinger’s letter on wind turbines, in the August 21 Gazette, deserves special consideration. After years of researching wind energy,...

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