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The plywood is up, the roof is ready for shingling. The new Oak Bluffs fire station which will house the old 1929 Maxim fire truck, Engine No. 2,...
The following students have made the honor roll at the Oak Bluffs School for the first trimester:
Sixth grade honors go to: Diamond Araujo; Mia...
Some physicians, at a mid-point in their lives, might find an altruistic impulse, or if they’ve had the impulse all along, the need to express it...
It is said that the concept of celebrating the New Year has existed for as long as earthly agriculture, as farmers were the first to notice and...
There is no store where you can order parts for the Flying Horses, the oldest operating carousel in the United States. So in Mike (Panhead) Fuss’s...
The disappearance of pay phones around the Island has raised public safety concerns in Tisbury and Edgartown.
In Tisbury, town officials pay a...
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission agreed last week that a full review of the revised plan for Bradley Square is in order and set a public hearing...
Work is set to begin sometime after the New Year on a major overhaul of the runway configuration at the Martha’s Vineyard Airport. The project...
The Gazette office closes at noon today and reopens Monday. The office will close at noon on Dec. 31 and reopen on Friday, Jan. 2, when the paper...
New charges of felony drug trafficking were brought this week in Edgartown district court against three defendants charged in one of the biggest...
The American Red Cross, Cape Cod and Islands chapter, is looking for nominations for local heroes who live or work on Martha’s Vineyard. Their the...
A Vineyard man who was seriously injured in high-speed crash last Saturday night on State Road in West Tibsury has been charged with negligent...