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From Gazette editions of 1962:
Veterans Memorial Park in Vineyard Haven is the finest example of cooperative effort on the part of residents of...
There was a time when milk was just milk, when cream was skimmed off the top for butter and a percentage of fat didn’t deem a tall glass of the...
Hello, Jasper
Alexandra London-Thompson and Peter Stray of Chilmark announce the birth of a son, Jasper Christophe Stray-London, born on July 8,...
Merrill Arrives
Jamie and Merrill Langley of Edgartown announce the birth of a son, Merrill Keenan Langley, born on July 5, 2011, at the Martha’s...
Devin Colter
Devin Colter, son of Richard Colter and Deborah Colter of Edgartown, received a degree in communications from Ithaca College in May.
What Money Can’t Buy
Are we rich? Kids often ask the question, and answering it can be a complicated business, especially on Martha’s Vineyard. Of...
A Coral Gables, Fla., woman remained in critical condition in a Boston hospital Monday after she was struck by a car while crossing Upper Main...
West Tisbury beaches are again open for swimming, the town health agent announced on Friday. Four beaches, including at Lambert’s Cove, Seth’s Pond...
Oak Bluffs town administrator Michael Dutton resigned on Friday morning, capping weeks of tension and speculation over whether he would remain on...
The composition of this letter is a col lection of thoughts and feelings that I have already shared, and some that I have not to this point. Please...
To be homeschooled doesn’t mean one only receives teaching in the home. The family joke surrounding Kendra Mills’ education is that she was “...
There are very few musicians in David Crohan’s league. He says so himself.
But he says it modestly as if, after more than 60 years of playing, he...