For nearly two years, my commute to work consisted of a short walk down Edgartown’s streets to the Vineyard Gazette office.

Island fishermen harvested around 2,500 fewer bushels this year, though local scallopers and fishmongers say it wasn’t all bad news for the fishery, as a lower harvest on- and off-Island prevented the precipitous drop in scallop prices that occurred last year.

I support Article 87 — Large Events in Residential Neighborhoods — that is scheduled for vote at town meeting on April 9.

I note with sadness the passing of Cong. Bill Delahunt. He was a true friend of Vineyard.

Do you value living where you know that your home, backyard,and neighborhood can be free of noise, lights, dust, heavy trucks and fumes?

A great tree fell / the other day / opening up a / new patch of sky / in town.

The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $101,400 for the business week ending on Friday, March 29, 2024.

If you’re preference is for a cat come meet Benny, an eight-years-old, ragdoll mix with light blue eyes.

From the April 2, 1948 edition of the Vineyard Gazette:

Kris Chvatal, Bill Cleary, Emma Green-Beach and K. Mark Leonard are running for the two three-year terms. The seats have been held by Ms. Green-Beach, the current board chair, and Jason Balboni, who decided to not run for reelection.