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December 30 - January 5, 2004 Edition
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Community: After loss, a new beginning The home of Rob Oslyn and Gina Patti is a busy, happy place filled with children, pets, toys, fish tanks, and other artifacts of a bustling household. More>> AIDS Alliance Remembrance and Renewal Cathy Brennan participates in a candle lighting, signifying a sharing of love and hope. Photo by Rebecca Sherman Last Tuesday, Dec. 21, members of the AIDS Alliance of Martha's Vineyard and the Island community gathered at the Old Whaling Church to remember the lives that have been affected by HIV/AIDS and those who are dedicated to HIV/AIDS education, prevention, and service on the Vineyard. Astrology: Happy 2005! Happy New Year! It looks like 2005 will be a year when life seems so fluid and changeable that it may be hard to stay fixed on one project or idea. More>> Birds: Count Day Today, December 30, 2004, the last Thursday of the year, is a red-letter day in the annual ornithological happenings on the Vineyard. More>> Off North Road: "The Lie Assignment" I've never told a lie! Come on - what a first assignment! Never lied! More>> Good deed for the day Photos by JJ Gonson Sue Madeiras donates a bag of dried fruit. On Saturday, Dec. 18, with the help of Ashley Peters (left) and Korilee Connelly, Jack Stevenson got a truck and collected more than 50 full grocery bags of nonperishable goods for the food pantry.

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