The dust-up over floating docks is masking the real issues in Vineyard Haven.
Recently while we were on the Vineyard, we had a medical situation resulting in a visit to the hospital emergency room.
For the last 50 years I have been involved with Sunday Softball in Chilmark. Everyone plays.
In an article in last week’s Gazette, there was a reference to “Lieutenant” Jonathan Searle.
I was in New York city recently and was so moved by the outpouring of support for the gay community.
My wife Catherine and I brought our two young boys ages eight and 10 to the Vineyard this week — our first time here.
In recent letters to the editor, coaches, parents and young athletes professed the safety of plastic grass.
Do we really want to continue on the path of disconnecting with what’s real, till we totally max out all our resources?
• Equine Enthusiasts Editors, Vineyard Gazette:
The Martha’s Vineyard Film Society would like to extend a hearty thank you.
What I hope will stand as the pinnacle of gun violence in our community was experienced at Lucia Moffett’s memorial service.
It’s disappointing that the Chilmark selectmen would vote on the proposal of MV@Play without including the volunteer proponents.

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