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Ray Ellis has been painting for over 70 years, much of it on the
Vineyard. This year one of his paintings was auctioned off for $120,000
at the Taste...
Every kid that grew up here has his or her own memories of the Agricultural Fair. From the oxen pull and skillet-throwing contest, to the rides and...
From the Vineyard Gazette edition of January, 1970:
In the decade just past, Gay Head has become a National Landmark, Cedar Tree Neck has been...
The Polly Hill Arboretum’s herbarium collection began in 2001, with a gift of algae specimens from Island resident and seaweed expert, the late...
The Screenwriter’s Daughter, the current Vineyard Playhouse production written and directed by Larry Mollin, is more than a performance — it’s a...
Judith Hannan spent the first couple of decades of her working life floating from one job to another — a clerk, an office temp, a secretary, a...
Traeger di Pietro first started painting for love. He was 15; she was artsy and he was a jock, a baseball player. He knew her ex-boyfriend had...
Each week the folks at Cinema Circus show a series of short films on Wednesday evenings at the Chilmark Community Center. The films begin at 6 p.m...
Names: Olive Mae and Violet Jeanne MacPhail
Ages: 6
School: On our way to first grade at the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School
Pets:...
No more waiting for Lyme disease test results; the test can now be done at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital in about 40 minutes compared with a two-...
Corrections
A photograph that accompanied a story in the Friday Gazette about the lost art of harpooning swordfish from the Vineyard incorrectly...
2 Upper Douglas Lane in Oak Bluffs sold for $360,000 on June 19.