Sovereign Nation

From Gazette editions of November, 1983:

Veterans All

From earlier Gazette editions:

A bit of the spectral from early Gazette editions:

Near the north shore of the Island just inshore from Cedar Tree Neck is what is left of the Crying Swamp. Here today is a small cranberry bog, surrounded by swamp bushes just like a hundred similar spots on the Vineyard.

Years ago even grown folks hurried past the place with a feeling of dread after dark. To all the neighborhood the swamp was known in a queer, supernatural way.

Ship to Shore

From Gazette editions of October, 1933:

Fish Tales

From the Gazette editions of October, 1908:

Noman’s Maneuvers

From the Vineyard Gazette editions of October, 1983:

The weather wasn’t ideal for war games this weekend but nothing ever stops the United States Marines. From their command center high on the Gay Head cliffs they at least had a good Vineyard view of bad Island weather. The military mission was to assist with radar precision bombing runs on Noman’s Land. A radar center and command post was laid out near the Gay Head lighthouse.