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Della L. Brown Hardman Was Educator, Gazette Columnist
By ALEXIS TONTI
Della Louise Brown Hardman, the artist and educator who enriched the...
Winn Davis Mans Helm in Rocky Year for County
By JAMES KINSELLA
More than two years ago, the Dukes County commissioners hired a
Falmouth man, E...
Regional Government Challenged at Home
By JAMES KINSELLA
After nearly two decades, the vision still has appeal: a Dukes
County government taking...
If Size Matters, Tiny Aquinnah Is Not So Small
By IAN FEIN
An oft-repeated phrase that has appeared in numerous Gazette news
articles and...
Anthony J. (Tubby) Rebello, a well-known Oak Bluffs politician,
former selectman, town moderator, businessman and family man, died on
Dec. 5 after...
Weighing the pressing need for affordable housing over its other planning principles, the Martha's Vineyard Commission early this morning approved...
Concerned about a precipitous decline in herring, the state has banned their harvest in Massachusetts for the next three years.
Also known as...
Around the Vineyard, the number of volunteer firefighters serving
their communities is falling.
Ten years ago, the Tisbury fire department was...
Island residency proved the trump card for Sean Flynn, who was
selected as manager of Martha's Vineyard Airport on Wednesday
night in a 4-3 vote of...
High-Density Affordable Housing Plan Proposed for North Tisbury
Property
By IAN FEIN
A plan to build 94 condominium units on 46 acres off Old...
Electric Bills Skyrocket As Cape Light Compact Signs Deal to Buy Power
By JAMES KINSELLA
Thousands of Martha\'s Vineyard residents and...
Vineyard residents this week mourned the loss of James Rogers of Oak Bluffs, who died when his self-built aircraft crashed shortly after noon Sunday...