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New twist on an old favorite Writer Roald Dahl's imaginative works have delighted children for years. Certainly one of his most popular books is "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." More>> Film Richard Paradise: all for the love of film Lunchtime one rainy day last week found Richard Paradise out hanging posters for the latest round of movies offered by the Silver Screen Film Society. Mr. Paradise is surely the Island's number-one cineaste, probably responsible for bringing more non-commercial movie events to the Vineyard than any other individual. More>> Music: Singer with flair and verve Singer/songwriter Megan La Roque's greatest asset may be gutsiness, an indisputable chutzpah that she wields to make you sit up and pay attention to her music. More>> In Print: One Book, One Island seeks votes Island librarians and booksellers have announced the candidates for this year's One Book, One Island program and are asking local readers to vote for their first choices. There will be one adult selection and one for young readers, taken from two separate lists of potential titles. The winning books will be announced soon and Islanders will have two months to read before follow-up events are held in early April. More>> Island Food Pantry Hours of Operation: Mon., Wed., and Fri., 2 to 4 pm, at Christ United Methodist Church (Stone Church), Church Street, Vineyard Haven. 508-693-4764. Food donations: Unopened cans, jars, and packaged goods may be put in Island-wide collection bins. Contributions: Island Food Pantry, P.O. Box 1874, Vineyard Haven, MA 02568.
Squibnocket Point Walk Sunday, Jan. 23, 1-3 pm Squibnocket Point, Chilmark. Two miles of scenic shoreline and over 140 acres of dunes and maritime habitat have been protected by a conservation restriction. Join us for this rare opportunity to visit Squibnocket Point. Free to members of The Trustees of Reservations; $10 for non-members. Call for directions. No dogs allowed. Reservations are required; space is limited. To register, please call (508) 693-7662. Visit the Vineyard Conservation Almanac web site for conservation-related calendar listings, weekly wind farm and state updates, and community group links. Look for Almanac print versions posted weekly in local libraries. Submissions are encouraged! Subscribe to a free weekly environmental e-mail service at Vineyard Conservation Society Almanac office 508-693-9588
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