What is happening nowadays in Edgartown is disturbing, a cause for alarm.

The thrill that I felt reading the headline about the land bank’s purchase of 32 acres at Red Gate Farm in Aquinnah was instantly followed by a deep sense of dismay when I learned the details of the purchase.

Not that long ago, when Aquinnah was Gay Head, rusted Fords outnumbered Teslas, and annual town meetings were as entertaining as a food fight at a family picnic, Gay Headers welcomed participants in the Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby.

This is in regard to Michael Ball’s recent letter excoriating the ferry service.

The Tisbury bylaw banning the sale of small single use plastic bottles came into effect in May of this year

This summer, the Oak Bluffs Library has been grateful to partner with businesses along Circuit avenue.

In my letter in last week’s issue of the Vineyard Gazette, I mistakenly identified A.J. Liebling as the editor of The New Yorker who yelled at my father for losing James Thurber.

I write from Woods Hole to my Vineyard neighbors about the significant cost overruns of the Woods Hole Steamship Authority construction project.

This is in reply to the letter from Kathryn Gidwitz (9/2/21 Gazette):

Alley’s is back, thanks to obvious dedication and hard work.