From the May 3, 1974 edition of the Vineyard Gazette by Polly Woollcott Murphy:
“May Day!” the children said to each other with palpable excitement as they gathered in the West Tisbury schoolyard on Wednesday morning. “May Day!”
Opinion
I retired from 20 years of teaching in 1986, which means that I have been retired longer that I taught.
As with all of us, life is a series of stages and transitions. Years of joy and trepidation. Times of fun and despair. Or just plain time.
The glimpses that are available today of areas over which the walker of years ago used to travel with freedom and ease of movement.
It’s a well-settled fact that everything costs more on the Vineyard, including educating our children.
When I went to the Menemsha School as a kid, the post office was in the Chilmark Tavern building just a stone’s throw away from the school house....
In 1972, William A. Caldwell retired to a home on the Katama waterfront with his wife Dorothy after a lifetime working as a writer, editor and...
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Letters to the Editor
On Saturday, August 27, CEO Martha’s Vineyard Inc. held its second annual Lemonade Day
I am the luckiest woman on the Vineyard. I won the CB Stark raffle for their 50th Anniversary Pave Diamond Martha’s Vineyard necklace.
I’m writing to thank all of those who helped make the seventh annual Best Fest a rousing success.