From the Nov. 14, 1958 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: November half gone.

The Martha’s Vineyard branch of the NAACP will hold its election for 2025–2027 officers and members of the executive committee on Saturday, Nov. 16.

Island songwriter Tristan Israel’s latest album Snake Hollow will be celebrated at an album release party at PathwaysArts this Saturday.

This week’s adoption news is that Chip the kitten has found her forever home. Congratulations Chip.

Paul Steyer and Emma Squire will represent the Vineyard as individual runners in the cross country state finals, and Elleanor Mone and Reese Malowski also earned first team Eastern Mass. all-star status.

Annabelle Metell, a senior at the regional high school, has organized a walk for Saturday called Break the Silence, which aims to help loved ones of those struggling with addiction.

The Woods Hole home of CAI is for sale and a local group is trying to raise the necessary funds to keep the radio station in its current location.

Aquinnah voters approved all seven articles on the warrant at a special town meeting Tuesday, allocating nearly $352,000 for town projects.

I’m not sure why, but it’s been the week for fragmented and disjointed conversations.

A case of pertussis, more commonly known as “whooping cough,” has been reported on the Island, according to the Inter-Island Public Health Excellence Collaborative.