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More than 40 boats and as many captains received the annual blessing of the fleet on Sunday to begin the boating season, which for many is well...
The past year has been a difficult one for Jared Meader. Caught at the center of some of the most pressing national issues of the day, the two-time...
According to his teammates, Matt Stone, goalie for the Vineyard Youth Soccer under-14 team, has an eye for finding four-leaf clovers.
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum expects to sign within days a purchase and sales agreement to buy the former Marine Hospital in Vineyard Haven for an...
Remembering Cee Jay Jones, the unofficial summer ambassador in Oak Bluffs, who died Oct. 9 at the age of 100 in Winston Salem, N.C.
Tears mixed with laughter as the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School’s class of 2011 took the stage at their graduation Sunday afternoon with...
The Tri-Town Ambulance service committee will recommend to the Chilmark selectmen on Tuesday that interim chief Paul (Zeke) Wilkins be permanently...
Going Places
From Gazette editions of June, 1936:
The season of 1936 has been coming in on a bicycle, and many observers have looked up,...
Two Edgartown establishments that served beer and wine illegally over the holiday weekend will receive a reprimand from the town selectmen.
At...
Sengie’s Summer Closure
Sengekontacket Pond was closed to shellfishing on Wednesday this week and will remain closed until Oct. 1, Oak Bluffs...
By MIKE SECCOMBE
Everything is connected to everything else. Thus the moves in the 1980s to deregulate the trucking industry have wound up, 30...
Some of the millions of small plastic discs, released accidentally from a New Hampshire sewer plant three months ago, have begun washing up on...