News
Katrina's Wake: Devastation of Hurricane Touches Life on
Vineyard
By James Kinsella Gazette Senior Writer
Devastation wrought by Hurricane...
Simmering Labor Dispute Leaves Bussing Unsettled for Start of School
Year
By RACHEL KOVAC
Vineyard schools superintendent James Weiss fielded...
Red Cross Will Sponsor Training for Volunteers
In response to a surge of calls from Vineyard residents wanting to
help with disaster relief in the...
Hospital Campaign Sees More Pledges
Capital Fundraising for New Building Inches Up from $20 to $25
Million; Trustees to Target More Donors
By...
In the first week of August, four towns on the Vineyard sent 345 tons of garbage to the mainland. Things Islanders threw away ranged from a bicycle...
Environmental Hazards Found on Island
By JAMES KINSELLA
Recycling is driven by a desire to better protect the environment.
But a tour of...
Key Witnesses End Longest Tax Appeal Case
By IAN FEIN
BOSTON - On the final day of a protracted property tax appeal
hearing that poses broad...
The boaters on the water were not the only winners Sunday at the 15th annual Martha's Vineyard Oar and Paddle Regatta.
Ending months of speculation, a federal advisory commission voted unanimously Friday to close the Otis Air National Guard Base on Cape Cod, a move...
Housing Bank Legislation Open for Review at Public Forum in Tisbury
Senior Center
By BRIEN HEFLER
The Martha's Vineyard Community Housing Bank...
Commission Peppers Architect with New Hospital Questions
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
Members of the Martha's Vineyard Commission...
In their first chance to provide input on the design for a
replacement for the aging Lagoon Pond drawbridge, Vineyard residents
last week sounded...