News
The Massachusetts Land Court has upheld the town of Aquinnah in a pivotal case that will ultimately decide whether a large swath of rare, salt-...
As the Island faces continued growth in its congested commercial areas, one project before the Martha’s Vineyard Commission has begun to emerge as...
Correction
A photograph published in the August 13 Gazette of Vernon Jordan at the Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs incorrectly identified the person Mr...
The late Patricia Neal, at some point in her dazzling half-century run as a Broadway and Hollywood actress, said “A strong, positive mental...
The working title of Peter Beinart’s forthcoming book, The Crisis in Liberal Zionism, puts it nicely in a nutshell.
The problem: how do American...
Vineyarders Jonathan and Linda M. Haar work in wind power technology, but one thing they share with wind energy opponents is an objection to seeing...
The Chappaquiddick superintendent for The Trustees of Reservations has resigned and Trustees are taking full responsibility for an incident late...
As wind power development looms over the Island, planning agencies and other organizations are beginning to come to terms with what that will mean...
Carlin Hart is already settling into his new job as principal of the Oak Bluffs School. In an interview at his office on Wednesday this week, he...
Rocks at Inkwell Beach have left some Oak Bluffs summer residents stone-cold.
On Tuesday Oak Bluffs selectmen held their annual summer taxpayers...
Where else but Martha’s Vineyard can a grandparent and grandchild compete against athletes and long-limbed teenagers without the competitive edge?...
Photo Credits
Three photographs that appeared in the Friday, August 6, Gazette with a story about the Witnesses to Hunger project failed to...