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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.

A new proposal headed to the Nov. 3 state election could open up traditionally undersized lots to home development in th...
02/10/2026

A new proposal headed to the Nov. 3 state election could open up traditionally undersized lots to home development in the down Island towns.

A new proposal headed to the Nov. 3 state election could open up traditionally undersized lots to home development in the down Island towns.

Donnie Benefit nearly lost his foot after contracting a rare form of vibrio. The Edgartown fisherman and dredge captain ...
02/10/2026

Donnie Benefit nearly lost his foot after contracting a rare form of vibrio. The Edgartown fisherman and dredge captain is now on the mend and hopes to get back to work.

Donnie Benefit nearly lost his foot after contracting a rare form of vibrio. The Edgartown fisherman and dredge captain is now on the mend and hopes to get back to work.

The federal agency that promised Oak Bluffs $10 million to fix a crumbling section of East Chop Drive four years ago say...
01/10/2026

The federal agency that promised Oak Bluffs $10 million to fix a crumbling section of East Chop Drive four years ago says it is no longer required to award the town the money, citing permitting delays and the agency’s decision to limit grant extensions moving forward.

The federal agency that promised Oak Bluffs $10 million to fix a crumbling section of East Chop Drive four years ago says it is no longer required to award the town the money, citing permitting delays and the agency’s decision to limit grant extensions moving forward.

Exact dates for the film series are up in the air, due to uncertainty over when the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Ce...
01/10/2026

Exact dates for the film series are up in the air, due to uncertainty over when the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center may be available for public use next summer.

Exact dates for the film series are up in the air, due to uncertainty over when the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center may be available for public use next summer.

Vineyarder and Cornell junior Olympia Hall became co-president of Cornell’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Safety Club th...
01/10/2026

Vineyarder and Cornell junior Olympia Hall became co-president of Cornell’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Safety Club this fall, just as a case of sexual assault from 2024 began to make national headlines.

Vineyarder and Cornell junior Olympia Hall became co-president of Cornell’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Safety Club this fall, just as a case of sexual assault from 2024 began to make national headlines.

Public oversand vehicle access over a stretch of trail on Chappaquiddick was halted this week after the latest ruling in...
30/09/2026

Public oversand vehicle access over a stretch of trail on Chappaquiddick was halted this week after the latest ruling in an ongoing court battle between Cape Pogue homeowners and the Trustees of Reservations.

Public oversand vehicle access over a stretch of trail on Chappaquiddick was halted this week after the latest ruling in an ongoing court battle between Cape Pogue homeowners and the Trustees of Reservations.

Basics Clothing Company, the family outfitter at 24 Circuit avenue, is preparing to shut down in December, co-owner Erin...
30/09/2026

Basics Clothing Company, the family outfitter at 24 Circuit avenue, is preparing to shut down in December, co-owner Erin Tiernan told the Gazette last week.

Basics Clothing company, the family outfitter at 24 Circuit avenue, is preparing to shut down in December, co-owner Erin Tiernan told the Gazette last week.

Real estate agents on Martha’s Vineyard are used to answering a lot of questions. But a new line of inquiry has crept in...
30/09/2026

Real estate agents on Martha’s Vineyard are used to answering a lot of questions. But a new line of inquiry has crept in over recent months: ticks.

Real estate agents on Martha’s Vineyard are used to answering a lot of questions. But a new line of inquiry has crept in recent months: ticks.

Edgartown officials are eyeing a deal to preserve a pair of farmland parcels in Katama that the county government is loo...
29/09/2026

Edgartown officials are eyeing a deal to preserve a pair of farmland parcels in Katama that the county government is looking to offload to bolster its budget.

Edgartown officials are eyeing a deal to preserve a pair of farmland parcels in Katama that the county government is looking to offload to bolster its budget.

The wooden door that leads into the bonsai shed at Donaroma’s in Edgartown acts as a portal to another world.
29/09/2026

The wooden door that leads into the bonsai shed at Donaroma’s in Edgartown acts as a portal to another world.

The wooden door that leads into the bonsai shed at Donaroma’s in Edgartown acts as a portal to another world

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