Steamship Postpones Vineyard Haven Dock Work

Steamship Authority general manager Robert Davis announced the schedule change at the port council meeting Tuesday, saying the state had determined the construction needed to go through the town committee. 

Library Borrowing Prevails at Tisbury Election

Tisbury residents resoundingly approved a debt exclusion to fund an overhaul of the Vineyard Haven library at a special election Tuesday.

Chilmark Town Column: Jan 10

Birthdays, birthdays, birthdays. New Year’s Day is not only the start of a new calendar year but a special day of celebration.

Edgartown Town Column: Jan. 10

Freezing is the word of this month already. Thankfully, we have no water or snow to deal with ice, but we are holding our breath to see what happens this weekend.

West Tisbury Town Column: Jan. 10

I bought a miniature daffodil plant yesterday, the one called Tete a Tete, three for $10.

Edgartown Picks Chris Dolby for Police Chief

The Edgartown select board will promote Lieut. Chris Dolby to police chief next week, choosing the longtime Edgartown officer over two other finalists. 

Island Businessmen Continue to Spar Over Cleanup Costs

A long-running dispute between a pair of prominent business owners and an Island fuel supplier made its way back into court last month with a new wrinkle.

Tuesdays in the Newsroom to Feature Outdoor Columnists

The next Tuesdays in the Newsroom at the Vineyard Gazette office will highlight the outdoor columnists who fill the last page of the paper each week with tales of the Island’s flora and fauna.

Abigail McGrath Led a Life of Creativity and Inspiration

Abigail McGrath was known on the Vineyard and beyond for her dedication in nurturing the voices of writers. She started the Renaissance House in 2001 to host artist retreats and writing salons.

Hockey Star Reaches 100-Point Milestone

The story of senior and captain Nate Averill’s 100th career point for the Martha’s Vineyard High School boys hockey team travels full circle.

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