Letters to the Editor
It’s worth the journey to Killburn Mill in New Bedford to view the quarter-mile long panorama of whaling exploits from the mid-19th century.
My name is Joseph A. Costa I am a licensed pilot and have received the Wright Brothers master pilot award.
Since 1955, we have had a summer home on Chappaquiddick Road across from Sampson’s avenue.
To say Trina Kingsbury lived an outrageous/notorious life would be to short-circuit her kindness and artistic talent.
I am 86 years old, and I seem to spend a lot of time thinking mostly about peace.
I recently went to a dispiriting land bank commission meeting.
Imagine Martha’s Vineyard without the arts.
I very much enjoyed Michael Pollan’s recent talk on his latest book, How to Change Your Mind.
Good news: the long-sought home rule petition to prohibit rental mopeds has been filed by our state representative.
This is a love letter to the Vineyard Gazette.
The First Congregational Church of West Tisbury is thankful for the overwhelming support from our community for our peach festival.
Had I not won the tickets in a raffle, I would demand a refund.
