News
It’s not the Estuaries Project, but a project based on the estuary; the first annual collaborative arts retreat working under the title of the...
At an annual Native American speaker series held at Tufts University last winter, Aquinnah Cultural Center program director Linda Coombs saw a...
Tower Grants
The Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation recently awarded $12,265 to Martha’s Vineyard Public Schools. One of the goals of the...
The Dukes County Deputy Sheriff’s all-star team had the lead for a short time, in the annual celebrity softball classic on Saturday afternoon in...
Correction
A photograph in Friday’s Gazette that accompanied a story about the forum organized by Prof. Henry Louis Gates Jr. incorrectly...
David Flanders of Edgartown recently completed a 75-day course in Baja, Calif., with the National Outdoor Leadership School. Under the guidance of...
Richard North Patterson was honored with an alumni achievement award from Delta Tau Delta fraternity. Mr. Patterson, a 1968 graduate of Ohio...
Light rain hardly dampened the spirits of those attending the Grand Illumination in the Oak Bluffs Camp Ground on Wednesday night. The gingerbread...
Hay-laden pickup trucks headed to the fair, kids and parents eating their lunch on the bench, cyclists stopping for a cool drink of water. It was a...
Sometime after dark on Sunday night or early Monday morning, someone carefully removed a hand-carved wooden sign that hung from a post outside the...
The new Vineyard Seadogs Calendar 2011 is available in Island stores. The fifth in a series, it features dozens of canine companions romping in the...
A project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is making the rounds to notify Island towns of an upcoming project to locate unexploded...