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BRIEFS March 24, 2005 New acupuncture center opens Frances Desmone recently announced the opening of her office practice Allegheny Acupuncture located at 2 Ryan’s Way in Oak Bluffs in the office of Dr. John Campbell and Martha’s Vineyard Chiropractic Center. Ms. Desmone attended Pacific College of oriental medicine in San Diego, Cal. and completed her studies at New England School of Acupuncture in Watertown. Call 508-292-5036 for information or an appointment. Linear Air offers Islanders season discount Linear Air, a private air-taxi service based in Lexington, offers a 10-percent discount on season tickets to the Vineyard and Nantucket for passengers who book trips by March 31. For example, a 10-trip ticket book for flights between Hanscom Field in Bedford, normally $3,500, would be $3,150. Customers can take advantage of the special offer by calling Linear Air at 1-877-LINEAR (1-877-254-6327) and pressing 1. For more information on Linear Air, visit www.linearair.com. $500 scholarship available for design studies Hutker Architects, Inc., of Vineyard Haven and Falmouth, Massachusetts, said that it will award a $500 scholarship to a graduating senior from both the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School and Falmouth High School, who will study design in college. “As architects and designers, we recognize our responsibility to protect, preserve, and improve our built environment. In providing financial assistance to local students, we seek to expand our concept of stewardship to include future generations of designers who will help shape the future of our region,” a press release from Mark Hutker, of Hutker Architects, Inc, stated. To be eligible for the scholarship, students must be graduating seniors enrolled in an accredited college program in one of the design fields. The fields include, but are not limited to, architecture, landscape architecture, industrial design, interior design, textiles, fashion, and furniture design. In addition to the standard school scholarship applications, each eligible student must submit three to five examples of their design work on standard, letter size paper. Applicants must provide a self-addressed stamped envelope if they wish to have their work returned. Applications and supporting materials from Vineyard high school students should be sent to: Mark Hutker, AIA, Hutker Architects, Inc., P.O. Box 2347, Tisbury Marketplace, Beach Road, Vineyard Haven, MA 02568. All applications must be either post-marked or hand-delivered by Monday, March 28. |
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