The Howes House renovation project in West Tisbury is clearly faltering.

Rain. Fog. Heat. Humidity. A cow in the road.

Editors, Vineyard Gazette;

We want to give a heartfelt thanks to Russ Curran, general manager of the MV Sharks for the team’s generous and huge embrace at the July 2 Sharks Game.

At Russ’s direction, the evening was dedicated to our Island veterans with a night of honoring, thanking and supporting the veterans with events benefiting the Martha’s Vineyard Community Services veterans outreach program.

As the Island continues to welcome its visitors this season, the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) to the Martha's Vineyard Commission is reminding everyone of some safety practices recommended for navigating our narrow and often curvy, sandy and congested roads and share use paths, as well as the laws that have been put in place to help assure safety.

The Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby has taken center stage every fall on the Vineyard for the past 77 years.

We have a community issue of highest priority, but hardly anyone understands enough about it.

Plans to renovate and expand the Howes House in West Tisbury have run up against repeated roadblocks in recent weeks.

From the July 13, 1948 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: The Oak Bluffs Airport operators entertained a weekend flight group of “Ninety-Nines.”

With six confirmed deaths from opioids in 2022, Martha’s Vineyard has not been spared from a crisis that is raging across the state.

Against all expectations, some of the Island’s northern long-eared bats are surviving white-nose syndrome, providing optimism for local conservationists.