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Big Drum Means Big Fun
The fourth annual Native Artisans’ Festival, where all are invited to meet native artists and purchase their works (clay...
Eighth Graders Serve Tea
The eighth grade class of 2011 is hosting the 21st annual Edgartown Garden Walking Tour and Tea on Wednesday, July 21 (...
By PETER BRANNEN
As the charred remains of the drive-on dock at Menemsha stand as a reminder of last Monday’s fire, the unselfish actions of a few...
History buffs and aviation enthusiasts alike gathered at the Katama Airfield in Edgartown on Saturday afternoon for a chance to see restored World...
Oak Bluffs police arrested a 35-year-old Oak Bluffs man last Thursday morning after he reportedly broke into an apartment on Uncas avenue and...
Corrections
A story in Friday’s Gazette about Sail Martha’s Vineyard reported inaccurately on the origins of the program. The program was founded...
Hay bales in the distance, belted Galloways grazing in the fields, the sun setting softly over Katama Farm — it was a picturesque Vineyard evening...
Best-selling author and Yale law professor Stephen Carter deplores those bumper stickers with which people advertise their views on political and...
When Boston College Law School professor Ray Madoff set out to write a book about the legal rights of the dead in America, she only intended to...
When editor Judith Jones received the manuscript for Julia Child’s Mastering the Art of French Cooking, it was exactly what she had been looking...
Parking lots are filled and people are once again crowding the restaurants, shops and fish markets of Menemsha.
But the village did take a hit...
A Coast Guard captain assisting with the investigation into the fire that destroyed the Coast Guard boathouse in Menemsha last Monday said the fire...