Nearly half of the Island’s children aged five and younger have no place to go for care and education while their parents are working, according to statistics from the nonprofit MV Youth.

As the 76th Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby heads into the final week of competition, a day 40 years ago is on a lot of fishermen’s minds — the Columbus Day blitz.

Major redevelopment plans are on the drawing board for the former Edu-Comp building at the head of Main street Vineyard Haven, with a prospective buyer seeking approval to gut and renovate the existing brick building.

The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $915,624.20 for the business week ending on Friday, Oct. 1, 2021.

On a day when a double rainbow kissed an ashen sky over the outfield wall, when the sunshine refused to leave Fenway Park, and the raindrops dared not enter, I saw my last Red Sox-Yankees game.

Winston Churchill’s words on the death of poet Rupert Brooke in World War I precisely sums up the sentiment so many of us feel toward the late Arnie Reisman.

We learned today that Noah Asimow has written his last piece for the Gazette.

From the Oct. 9, 1953 edition of the Gazette:

The adoption news of the week is that Whitey, our Siamese mix cat, has found her forever home. Here is to years of happiness.

What’s the buzz and the click? / My song of course, / though no one but I have ever tried to sing it.