The Chappaquiddick Community Center potlucks this month are on Wednesday the 5th and 19th.

I can’t believe it is the end of January.

Last Friday night the middle school basketball championships took place at the regional high school gym.

From beachfronts to government offices, grass roots environmental activism is alive and well among young people on Martha’s Vineyard.

The effects of climate change on Martha’s Vineyard within the upcoming decades will include, among other things, continuously eroding infrastructure and damage to the local economy.

What would you do if you were a selectman in Oak Bluffs about the local fire department and its leadership?

On behalf of a grateful Tisbury School community, sincere thanks to the following individuals, businesses, and organizations for their support of our school.

I’d like to again bring before our community an ongoing issue that I believe deserves our attention as we envision the kind of sustainable and enduring environment we seek to create on the Island.

From the Jan. 29, 1926 edition of the Gazette:

Come for the love scenes, stay for the on-stage naval battles this weekend at Shakespeare for the Masses tale of Antony & Cleopatra.