The Vineyard has been treated to a second summer this month, with warm, clear days stretching on as if they might have no end, inviting long beach walks and swims.

What is most disheartening about the current standoff over high school funding is what it says about the potential for the Island to provide its ch

As Hurricane Dorian churned up the Eastern Seaboard this week after pounding the northern Bahamas with category five conditions and leaving catastrophic ruin in its wake, Islanders were paying sharp attention.

End of summer by the calendar is one thing, and the palpable end-of-summer feeling that Labor Day inevitably brings is another thing.

A community survey completed by the Gazette this month documents what everyone already knows: summer traffic on Martha’s Vineyard is a major annoyance.