From the Jan. 21, 1949 edition of the Gazette: Of house shifting, tree trimming and a January dandelion.

Last week I completed a three-evening community conversation on anti-racism put on by Islander Kyle Williams and cohorts called A Long Talk.

A new Martha's Vineyard Museum exhibit by photographer Neal Rantoul captures the Vineyard by land, sea and air. The exhibit opens Jan. 22.

Takeout, delivery or drive-through — this year churches around Martha’s Vineyard are transforming their wintertime community suppers to a new, pandemic-safe format.

Anyone looking for a dog? Bear needs home.

Schoolhouse Road LLC purchased 62 Schoolhouse Road in Edgartown from Richard K. Pratt Jr. TRS ad Puffbuttons Realty Trust for $1,580,000 on Jan. 11.

Molly and Mark Nickowal, of Vineyard Haven, announce the birth of a son, Seamus Richard Nickowal, born on Jan. 17 at Martha’s Vineyard Hospital on. Seamus weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce at birth.

The past week’s sunny 40-degree days drove me out into the vegetable garden.

Common eiders used to be plentiful in Vineyard waters.

Oak Bluffs selectmen voted Tuesday to name Elisabeth Peterman as the town’s new conservation agent and environmental planner.