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Vineyard resident and business owner Kati Johnsen recently took part in Indigenous Voices at the United Nations, a 10-day forum. She accompanied a...
Martha’s Vineyard school authorities have confirmed the exclusion of four high school students for six months over alleged drug infractions,...
There was a formal change of command ceremony yesterday at U.S. Coast Guard Station Menemsha.
Under crisp blue skies, with a gentle breeze...
In the nearly 10 years that one Island war memorial has been mothballed in the artist’s backyard, tens of thousands of American soldiers have been...
Kelly McCarron, the teenaged driver behind the wheel during an accident last June that claimed the life of her passenger, 18-year-old Jena Pothier...
The latest victim of an economy that is increasingly running on empty, Family Planning of Martha’s Vineyard will close its Vineyard Haven clinic...
More than 40 years before BP’s catastrophic oil well blowout in the Gulf of Mexico, the barge Florida ran aground in Buzzards Bay one foggy night...
In an abrupt about-face from an announcement made just two months ago, the state Division of Marine Fisheries said this week that Sengekontacket...
Please Adopt Us
Good morning to all our readers. The Gazette’s twice-a-week publication cycle will begin on Tuesday, June 1, and continue throughout the summer. The...
By JIM HICKEY
The teenage girl who drove the car last June that claimed the life of her passenger, 18-year-old Jena Pothier, was sentenced to a...
Arboretum Volunteers
At the Polly Hill Arboretum, volunteers are very important, and as the arboretum grows, so do volunteer opportunities. On...