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
From the March 8, 1974 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: Memo, personal and confidential. To: the world off-Island. Re: the difficult decision, in...
Why Black History Month Were it not for slavery There would be no Black History Month Martin Luther King Jr. Day Or a Malcom X No Barack Obama Our...
I appreciate the technical, legal and subjective arguments over managing Chappaquiddick beaches to accommodate responsible over-sand vehicle (OSV)...
Sand scraped against the blades of our ice skates as we headed out into the middle of Squibnocket Pond.
Martha's Vineyard is famous for eerie coincidences, some touching luminaries who live here.
At a ceremony in the State House’s Hall of Flags, Rep. Terrence P. McCarthy was presented with a flag for the new state of Martha’s Vineyard and...
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Letters to the Editor
Many Oak Bluffs residents are unaware of a critically important vote coming up at town meeting on April 9.
The Tisbury planning board is inviting public comment on the nature/nurture of our neighborhoods on Tuesday, April 2 at 5 p.m. over Zoom.
The Edgartown Croquet Club has been on the Island in one form or another since 1981, a continuation of many earlier clubs on Martha’s Vineyard.