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A New Hampshire attorney and former county commissioner from the Granite State was selected this week as the next Dukes County manager. But...
For 43 years, he’s led the annual Fourth of July parade through the streets of Edgartown. But next week’s festivities will be Fred B. (Ted) Morgan Jr...
One year after the Islandwide franchise agreement with Comcast expired, a new 10-year cable television contract remains unfinished with no clear...
Staring east from Chappaquiddick on a clear day, if you know where to look, a tiny white sliver peeks over the horizon. It’s the Nantucket water...
A two-minute drive from the heart of Edgartown down a dead-end road lies an escape from the perfectly trimmed rose bushes and hedges of the village...
Andrew Woodruff emerged from a tangle of tomato vines in the Thimble Farm greenhouse last Sunday morning, carrying the first ripe tomato of the...
In a reversal this week, Vineyard fishermen dropped their lawsuit over the Cape Wind project, with Cape Wind in turn agreeing to support access and...
After a turbulent decade in the housing market, the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank is reporting a second relatively flat year of revenue, perhaps...
From the Vineyard Gazette editions of July 1963:
Edgartown’s annual Fourth of July celebration will begin on July 3 with the arrival of the Navy...
Editor’s Note: The following eulogy was delivered at the graveside service for Richard Lee in the West Tisbury cemetery on Tuesday. Mr. Lee, a well...
Dear Rose and Harry: I would have answered your letter sooner except that I have been in the hospital for the past three months here at the...
Last Sunday was a perfect beach day and my first expedition to Lucy Vincent Beach for the season. The stunning coastline was resplendent, and with...