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The Vineyard Gazette The Journal of Island Life for Martha's Vineyard since 1846.
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Serving the Island of Martha’s Vineyard, seven miles off southeast coast of Massachusetts, the independent Vineyard Gazette has been in continuous publication since 1846. The newspaper is still printed weekly in its historic home in Edgartown; its website at vineyardgazette.com is updated daily with news, features, commentary and award winning photography.

As the Thanksgiving holiday arrives, Island organizations and individuals are making sure everyone has the opportunity t...
20/11/2025

As the Thanksgiving holiday arrives, Island organizations and individuals are making sure everyone has the opportunity to give thanks this season through donations of free food and a free holiday dinner.

As the Thanksgiving holiday arrives, Island organizations and individuals are making sure everyone has the opportunity to give thanks this season through donations of free food and a free holiday dinner. According to Island Grown Initiative food equity director Merrick Carreiro, ensuring that everyo...

The Steamship Authority board of governors Tuesday approved a $911,000 contract for dock work at the Vineyard Haven term...
19/11/2025

The Steamship Authority board of governors Tuesday approved a $911,000 contract for dock work at the Vineyard Haven terminal, which is set to commence at the beginning of 2026 after the terminal’s transfer bridges are replaced next month.

The Steamship Authority board of governors Tuesday approved a $911,000 contract for dock work at the Vineyard Haven terminal, which is set to commence at the beginning of 2026 after the terminal’s transfer bridges are replaced next month.

The cause of M/V Barnstable’s mangled propeller blades and gouged hull remains a mystery, after Steamship Authority engi...
19/11/2025

The cause of M/V Barnstable’s mangled propeller blades and gouged hull remains a mystery, after Steamship Authority engineers said this week the damage could have occurred without being noticed by the ferry’s crew.

The cause of M/V Barnstable’s mangled propeller blades and gouged hull remains a mystery, after Steamship Authority engineers said this week the damage could have occurred without being noticed by the ferry’s crew.

The front steps of the Agricultural Hall were filled with boxes of fresh produce and coolers of meat Monday afternoon at...
18/11/2025

The front steps of the Agricultural Hall were filled with boxes of fresh produce and coolers of meat Monday afternoon at the Free Farmers’ Market.

The front steps of the Agricultural Hall were filled with boxes of fresh produce and coolers of meat Monday afternoon at the Free Farmers’ Market.

Yesterday Islanders held a free farmers market at the Ag hall in West Tisbury. Leading the charge was Zeb and Meg Athear...
18/11/2025

Yesterday Islanders held a free farmers market at the Ag hall in West Tisbury. Leading the charge was Zeb and Meg Athearn of Morning Glory Farm. Read the full story on the Vineyard Gazette website.




📸 by Ray Ewing ewing

Months of public discontent about how the Vineyard’s local National Public Radio station is being managed came to a head...
18/11/2025

Months of public discontent about how the Vineyard’s local National Public Radio station is being managed came to a head Friday, when about 60 CAI listeners protested the station’s ribbon cutting ceremony for its new location in Falmouth.

Months of public discontent about how the Vineyard’s local National Public Radio station is being managed came to a head Friday, when about 60 CAI listeners protested the station’s ribbon cutting ceremony for its new location in Falmouth.

Charles Hajjar and Doug Abdelnour purchased the Circuit avenue property Friday for $4.9 million and plan to open a fast-...
17/11/2025

Charles Hajjar and Doug Abdelnour purchased the Circuit avenue property Friday for $4.9 million and plan to open a fast-casual restaurant there.

Charles Hajjar and Doug Abdelnour purchased the Circuit avenue property Friday for $4.9 million and plan to open a fast-casual restaurant there.

The Edgartown select board is deciding whether it will ask voters to cover a $2.5 million shortfall in the new fire stat...
17/11/2025

The Edgartown select board is deciding whether it will ask voters to cover a $2.5 million shortfall in the new fire station budget at a winter special town meeting.

The Edgartown select board is deciding whether it will ask voters to cover a $2.5 million shortfall in the new fire station budget at a winter special town meeting.

A dramatic cloudy sky over state beach in Edgartown.📸 by Susan Garrett garrettphotography
17/11/2025

A dramatic cloudy sky over state beach in Edgartown.

📸 by Susan Garrett garrettphotography

State officials are attempting to clear up if the controversial Manuel F. Correllus tree cutting plan needs another laye...
17/11/2025

State officials are attempting to clear up if the controversial Manuel F. Correllus tree cutting plan needs another layer of environmental review.

State officials are attempting to clear up if the controversial Manuel F. Correllus tree cutting plan needs another layer of environmental review. In an attempt to restore the globally rare sandplain grassland habitat that had been overtaken by pine trees over the years, the state Department of Cons...

Kevin Devine beat longtime tribal council chairwoman Cheryl Andrews-Maltais at Sunday's election.
17/11/2025

Kevin Devine beat longtime tribal council chairwoman Cheryl Andrews-Maltais at Sunday's election.

Kevin Devine beat longtime tribal council chairwoman Cheryl Andrews-Maltais at Sunday's election.

Mid-November, mid-thought, mid-memory, mid-morning, mid-day, mid-night — it is time to celebrate the middle of things.
16/11/2025

Mid-November, mid-thought, mid-memory, mid-morning, mid-day, mid-night — it is time to celebrate the middle of things.

Mid-November, mid-thought, mid-memory, mid-morning, mid-day, mid-night — it is time to celebrate the middle of things.

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