Chilmark Town Column: March 7

March is here and our shoes are laced up for what’s typically the month where a meteorological smorgasbord is served.

Edgartown Town Column: March 7

The days are getting longer and they will be even longer next week as we turn the clocks ahead this weekend, March 9.

Vineyard Haven Town Column: March 7

Yay, the school buses are back. I hope all our kids and teachers had a great week off.

West Tisbury Town Column: March 7

Everybody loves nature, right? That is why many of us live here.

Tuesdays in the Newsroom Goes to the Movies

On Tuesday, March 11, the Vineyard Gazette will host a talk in the newsroom featuring leaders in the cinematic community on the Island.

Federal Cuts Affect the Vineyard and Getting Ready for Jaws 50th

Cuts to NOAA will be felt by Island organizations and the Gazette announces a celebration for Jaws 50th anniversary.

Local Marine Research Takes a Hit, Following Federal Firing Edict

The mass firing of probationary employees at federal agencies and other cuts by the Trump administration reached the epicenter of marine research for the Cape and Islands last week.

Bird Flu Detected in Vineyard Chickens

The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported positive results for a homeowner’s flock on Feb. 26.

Vineyarders Play Key Roles in Latest Eyes on the Prize Series

In February, part three of Eyes on the Prize aired on HBO, and featured the work of several Vineyarders, including filmmaker Dawn Porter, composer John Forté and Martha's Vineyard Charter School student Fiona Brown.

The Origins of a Complicated Crossroads

Drive into Five Corners in Vineyard Haven from any direction and one is confronted with a hodgepodge of commerce and signage, and a confusing array of asphalt options.

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