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To the Editor: There are a few controversial issues where we Islanders can come together. We love our country, we want our loved ones to be safe, we hate it when Five Corners floods. Can we at least agree on those points?  Can we listen to each other respectfully? Together, maybe we can find ways […]

On Saturday, June 11, approximately two dozen Vineyarders gathered at Five Corners in Vineyard Haven to support March for Our Lives, a nationwide call to action for more sensible gun control laws and an end to gun violence. Although the address was different and the number of participants was significantly less than the March in […]

Waterfront and Five Corners venues will host free performances

Waterfront and Five Corners venues will host free performances

To the Editor: I wish to sound the alarm to citizens of Vineyard Haven, particularly, after viewing the massive addition behind the charming Stone Bank on Main Street, currently in construction. It totally dwarfs, overwhelms, and puts into permanent shade the modest but delightful Salvatore’s, the popular Italian bistro on Union Street.  The new owner […]

No matter what the calendar says, summer officially starts in Vermont when the snack shacks and food trucks open for business. And it ends when...

Demonstrators arrived in droves, encompassing all Five Corners in Vineyard Haven on Saturday, to demonstrate solidarity with protesters in a nationwide Bans Off Our Bodies protest.  Following a leak of a Supreme Court draft document indicating a majority vote in favor of overturning the 1973 decision Roe v. Wade earlier this month, communities across the […]

When Credibility Matters

Islanders will be demonstrating their solidarity with supporters nationwide to highlight and advocate for women’s health and reproductive rights at Vineyard Haven’s Five Corners on Saturday, May 14, at 5 pm. The rally follows the recently leaked Supreme Court draft document, citing a majority vote to overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision on abortion. […]

The residents in this section of Schenectady County are finally getting a new grocery store. They have been in need of one for nearly two decades. There were empty stores in the area that are being repurposed into a new, much-needed supermarket.