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There is an inherent danger in reading the essays and books of Edward Hoagland. Suddenly, nothing else compares. Not just other books or other...
Two women were killed and a third injured after their car crashed into a tree on private land belonging to the Kennedy family Tuesday afternoon....
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission got its first look at the Edgartown National Bank’s ambitious plans to demolish Oak Bluffs restaurant Oyster Bar...
It may feel like winter has returned, but harbingers of spring continue to make their presence known. Cynthia Schillings of Vineyard Haven reports...
Edgartown restaurant Il Tesoro at the Terrace is in danger of having its liquor license suspended.
The South Summer street restaurant, located...
The fatal shooting of a 64-year-old man by his estranged wife at their West Tisbury home Friday was a homicide during an act of self-defense, the...
Regional high school freshman Gordon Moore dubbed his entry into the 15th Annual Linguini Bridge Contest “awesome,” and on Monday morning, the...
Next weekend, March 30 and 31, the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School will present its annual theater production. This year they take on...
The Hunger Games are almost here. Talk to almost any high school student or even teacher at MVRHS about the best-selling trilogy by Suzanne Collins...
The March 16 Gazette includes an article on the Chilmark Planning Board’s open discussion regarding regulating large homes. The debate has proven to...
This is in response to “Chilmark Considers Using Special Permits to Regulate Size of McMansion Homes.” There must be a secret cabal on Martha’s...
Comcast continues its public relations dance in both local newspapers. They have continued to misrepresent the facts in the ongoing saga to provide...