News
Recently, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced new fisheries measures that would encourage the use of sector management...
A severe coastal storm that spread snow from Virginia up into Maine, a day before the first official day of winter, shut down the Vineyard for most...
Clarification
A story in last week’s Gazette about Bridge Housing made reference to two letters written by the Island Affordable Housing Fund to...
A proposal to renovate and expand Morning Glory Farm in Edgartown saw strong support during a public hearing last Thursday before the Martha’s...
The Steamship Authority is on track to finish a difficult year in reasonably good financial shape, the last board meeting of 2009 was told last...
The weeks leading up to Christmas are filled with longing and expectation. This is the season of Advent, which culminates in the birth of Jesus. As...
Despite ongoing protests from a handful of small farmers, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission last Thursday continued on its path to develop...
When she was a high school sophomore, Tessa Permar’s mother promised her that if she kept her grades up for the next two years, she would help to...
A week ago Ted Bayne, a member of the board of directors for the Vineyard Energy Project, got a call from a producer at CNN. She wanted to talk to...
The West Tisbury community preservation committee has asked to see a tape of the annual town meeting last April before voting on a recent request...
The depressed real estate market resulted in a 23 per cent fall in Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank revenues in 2009, on top of a 33 per cent slide the...
Correction
Due to an error in transmitting, the Gazette last week published a report on a Steamship Authority monthly meeting from the previous...