I have to question some of the statements in the recent Gazette article of Jan. 16 on the Hancock-Mitchell House, now being restored at Quansoo.

I’m writing on behalf of my brother, Neil Welch, more commonly known as Apple. Neil was seriously injured in an accident on Nov. 24, 2014. He is currently in Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Charlestown.

We had a personal emergency just at the end of the storm last week. In minutes after the call to 911 early Wednesday morning, Tisbury police and firemen were here, and soon the EMTs arrived.

During this snow siege that we have all endured, I began thinking of the Snow family of Edgartown. The name has disappeared from the annals of Edgartown, much as we all wish that this current snow would just up and leave.

The cost of our electricity is broken into two separate and distinct parts, supplier charges (around 15 cents) plus delivery charges (around 10 cents) costing us 25 cents for every kilowatt hour of electricity we use.

To see another fabulous shop say goodbye will deprive Vineyard Haven of brilliant window displays rivaled by none, and unique inventory only Daisy could present with such panache.

Summer doesn’t officially begin for another 135 days, but Chilmark officials are already preparing for the heavy traffic that clogged the parking lot at Lucy Vincent Beach last July and August.

The Scottish Society of Martha’s Vineyard would like to thank the following for helping make our Burns Night Supper, auction and raffle, such a success.

From the Vineyard Gazette edition of Feb. 6, 1948 by Joseph Chase Allen: It is probable that not in many a year has a winter excited so much comment as the present one, and all in the same vein.

Friends of Family Planning of Martha’s Vineyard are offering financial assistance for men who are uninsured or underinsured and seeking a vasectomy.