The Black Lives Matter organization of Martha’s Vineyard offers the following comments on the plan issued by the Chilmark town affairs council.

The Martha’s Vineyard Commission’s unanimous vote to approve the hulking Tisbury Marine Terminal redevelopment project suggests the unwelcome conclusion that economic expediency is probably part of the human condition.

This is a letter of thanks to the people who work at the Edgartown Council on Aging.

The real estate developer Xerxes Agassi has proposed a plan for the Edu Comp property in downtown Vineyard Haven.

The individual who burst, ranting and raging, into the barnyard of the Grey Barn Farm while a cow was in the process of delivering a calf, owes Grey Barn employees and customers letters of apology.

Although I live off-Island I read the Vineyard Gazette every week and I love.

The planning committee of Disrupt Death Row: Art & Justice wants to extend a very sincere thank you to all of the Island businesses.

Kudos to Steve Bernier, owner of Cronig’s market, for caring more about preserving our unique Island community than money.

Winston Churchill’s words on the death of poet Rupert Brooke in World War I precisely sums up the sentiment so many of us feel toward the late Arnie Reisman.

The Vineyard has one nursing home and one assisted living facility.