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In a time of terror and grief in America, Vineyarders join citizens across the nation in an outpouring of support for the most timeless of American...
Tivoli Day was about shopping and strolling and talking and eating and shopping and eating. People couldn't avoid the shopping and the eating.
Oak Bluffs harbor had a record money-making summer. Josh Williams,
the harbor marina manager, estimated income from slips and moorings were
up 14...
An escalating contract dispute between management and
nonprofessional workers at the Windemere Nursing Home and Rehabilitation
Center will now go to...
State health advisories warning people to wear dust masks when mowing the lawn or cutting brush may have put a dent in this summer's total for cases...
Last week's report calling for high-speed ferry service
between New Bedford and the Vineyard was submitted without any financial
information, and...
County Fee Contract Stirs Heated Debate
County Manager Carol Borer Signs Controversial Agreement with
Hospital Without Knowledge of Commissioners...
County Leaders Support Delay on Fast Ferry Plan
By JULIA WELLSGazette Senior Writer
A bitterly divided Dukes County Commission voted to join the...
The couple came into the church well after the service had started. They sat near the podium, where the Rev. Judith Campbell was speaking. The man...
The streets of Edgartown early Tuesday morning are nearly empty. The day breaks sunny, a lovely September morning.
False albacore have yet to make a strong appearance in the first
week of the 56th annual Martha's Vineyard Striped Bass and
Bluefish Derby. So far...
Four Survivors of Rape Rebuild Lives
By MANDY LOCKE
It's a story without an ending. Every page captures how the
four sexual assault survivors...