In the classroom and online, schoolchildren are learning multi-layered lessons derived from the Island’s rich whaling heritage.
Moira C. Silva
When fishing quiets down in the chill of autumn, many head to the woods for hunting season.
Entranced by the age-old tile work in Italy, Dana Nunes returned to the Island and got busy adorning surfaces of her Vineyard Haven home with creations using discarded tiles of a local dealer.
Shelley Christiansen
The Martha’s Vineyard Boys & Girls Club has provided an affordable safe haven – replete with lots of fun – for thousands of Island children over the years.
Anne McCarthy Strauss
An old-fashioned farmer at the heart of Island agriculture.
Phyllis Meras
There are plenty of people living on-Island and off who regularly travel across Vineyard Sound for their work. They each have their own reasons – personal and professional – for making the lengthy commute.
Donna Scaglione
For our twenty-fifth anniversary edition in May–June 2010, we revisited profiles from past issues of the magazine. This month we feature three more familiar faces on the Vineyard.
Karla Araujo & Linda Black
Text messages relayed possible sightings, and much of Martha’s Vineyard was atwitter. When POTUS was on the Island last August, many tried to catch a glimpse of him, including this intrepid Vineyard Gazette reporter.
Sam Bungey
