News
In a room behind the teller line at the Edgartown National Bank is a door into a 10-by-6-foot structure. It looks like an ordinary wood frame door...
School enrollment on the Island remains relatively flat with last year, according to a census released this week.
The school census is done each...
Hillside Hires Manager
Leslie Digby Rizza has been appointed site manager at Hillside Village, a unit of Island Elderly Housing. Leslie previously...
The state has responded to Island road maintenance concerns in a rather unusual way: it wants to hand the work over to the Vineyard.
At a meeting...
Last week the Oak Bluffs police department received a $275,058 grant from the Department of Justice to rehire for three years an officer who was...
Announcing Helena
Renata Goncalves and Gilmar Goncalves Barbosa of Oak Bluffs announce the birth of a daughter, Helena da Silva Goncalves, born on...
On Wednesday afternoon, nine students with the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center religious school helped deliver 113 bags of groceries to the Island...
Correction
In a story about last week’s Oak Bluffs selectmen’s meeting a quote about the prospect of installing parking meters along Ocean Park...
The Vineyard Gazette’s circulation fell slightly in 2010, following the trend seen in newspapers around the country.
Total average paid...
Contract negotiations between the All-Island School Committee and school secretaries have stalled and will go to mediation at the end of the month...
The Aquinnah selectmen this week granted a town oyster farmer a reprieve and a conditional lease to continue her work in Menemsha Pond. Roxanne...
The Edgartown conservation commission, Nature Conservancy and Division of Conservation Services are in discussion about a possible land swap at...