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On Saturday, at the bow of the historic schooner Alabama, Capt. Ian Ridgeway addressed a group of Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School fifth and...
Writers are everywhere, often hiding in plain sight. They’re under umbrellas in Oregon. They sit in the sweltering Georgia sun. They live across...
Great music accompanies great pizza when singer/songwriter Scott Kirby comes to the Vineyard to play at Flatbread Pizza on July 5 and 6, both shows...
A group of middle school girls cautiously approached a pile of Dutch belted calves at the Farm Institute one morning last week, dodging large piles...
We saw a STORM. It was really faraway though. But we heard thunder and saw lightning. It was awesome. But then the waves got bigger. We started to...
An eight to ten foot blue shark was spotted meandering the shallow waters of Dogfish Bar in Aquinnah on Saturday afternoon.
Because I could not stop for death —
He kindly stopped for me —
from Emily Dickinson #712
The tenth annual Vineyard Streetball Classic three-on-three
basketball tournament takes center court at Niantic Park in Oak Bluffs
on Tuesday, July...
On our way to church last Sunday, our first day of vacation, my grandson’s bike chain broke. Within minutes, Scott (dad of four young boys) and...
While doing my daily grocery shopping at Cronig’s the other day, I ran into a customer I hadn’t seen in a while, maybe in almost four years. She said...
Readers of the Gazette should know that there is a clear answer to the question “Martha, But Which One?” raised in your June 19 edition. Questions...
A grateful tip of the hat to Tim Boland for his excellent editorial, Tuesday, June 26, Wood Lilies Too Dear for Deer.
“While we dislike...