Aquinnah Wampanoag Tribe Holds Whale Burial Ceremony

Tribal leadership maintains it has aboriginal rights to any dead whales that beach along the shores of Noepe — the Wampanoag name for Martha’s Vineyard. Retaining that right has remained a priority for members, who have traditionally made use of whale meat, fat, bones and baleen.

Football, Mardi Gras Meet Cupid's Arrow

What do Super Bowl Sunday, Fat Tuesday and Valentine's Day have in common?

Boys Basketball Wins League Title for Second Year in a Row

The Vineyard boys basketball team became back-to-back Cape and Islands league champions Tuesday as they dispatched Cape Cod Academy 82-32 at home for their 13th win of the season.

Jumping Into the National Spotlight

With a personal record high jump of 5 feet, 4 inches, Camille Brand is training for the New Balance Nationals Indoor Track and Field Championships.

Gazette Chronicle: Hello Oak Bluffs

From the Feb. 7, 1907 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: Cottage City is no more.

Equal Representation

The expansion of the Harbor View Hotel is affecting the entire east-end residential neighborhood of Edgartown.

Say No to Zoning Reform

I am writing as representative for a group of Oak Bluffs voters, property owners and neighbors who are extremely concerned about proposed zoning reform changes.

Following the Thread of Memory, a Quack at a Time

These cold and sunless days of rain and intermittent drizzle have brought to mind the day I tried to rescue a white domestic duck on the Connecticut River near the Canadian border.

Housing Support

Healthy Aging Martha’s Vineyard supports the West Tisbury older adult housing proposal located at 401 State Road.

Tisbury Pushes Back on New Bedford Freight Proposal

Tisbury’s select board voted Wednesday to oppose a barging company’s proposal to ship large freight between New Bedford and the Steamship Authority terminal in Vineyard Haven.

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