Monthly Archives: March 2011
Martha’s Vineyard District Court Report
Eugene Casey, Boston; DOB 6/17/82, drug violation near school/park: dismissed at the request of the Commonwealth; possession of Class B drug (cocaine): guilty — one year in the house of correction suspended, two years probation, must pay $50 VW and $50 PSF; disorderly conduct: dismissed at the request of the Commonwealth.
Edgartown Library will sponsor Census speaker
The Edgartown Library will host a presentation by Tia Costello from the Boston office of the U.
Leila M. Sequeira
Leila May Sequeira, 83, a resident of Windemere Nursing Home and formerly of Aidylberg Elderly Housing in Oak Bluffs, died on Monday, March 28, 2011 at Martha's Vineyard Hospital.
Promising Young Poets of Martha’s Vineyard read at Featherstone
The second annual Promising Young Poets of Martha's Vineyard have been named, and all will read their poems April 6, at 4 pm, at Featherstone.
Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School: Intro to Guatemala
High school students at the Martha's Vineyard Public Charter School traveled to Guatemala in late February.
Study recommends Oak Bluffs, Tisbury police department merger
Consolidating the Oak Bluffs and Tisbury police departments is economically viable, would save some money, and would improve supervision and increase operational efficiency in the two towns.
Martha’s Vineyard Arts and Culture Collaborative conducts census
The Martha's Vineyard Arts and Culture Collaborative (MVACC) is conducting a survey through April 8 to find out how many individuals, organizations, and businesses are directly involved in arts and culture on the Island.
In West Tisbury – Time to grow a library for all
Nelia Decker stopped by the other day and we found ourselves reminiscing about our time together — she as children's librarian and me as a library trustee.
Martha’s Vineyard joins Dress a Girl Around the World campaign
Some two dozen seamstresses, ranging in age from six to sixty-something, broke out the needles and cranked up sewing machines at Martha's Vineyard Regional High School on Saturday to create simple dresses for girls around the planet who have never owned a dress.
Vineyard Conservation Society “” preserving Martha’s Vineyard
The Vineyard Conservation Society is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to preserving the environment, character, and quality of life of Martha's Vineyard through advocacy, education, and protection of the Island's land and waters.
Potluck diners welcome spring on Martha’s Vineyard
Dozens of winter-weary Islanders gathered at the Ag Hall Saturday night for the annual spring potluck supper and social.
Fundraiser at The Wharf for Avon Walk team, Imma Be the Cure
The Wharf was packed with people and good vibes Saturday night, all in support of Imma Be the Cure, the team of local women who are preparing to walk in the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer in Boston May 14 and 15.
Falmouth man first, Oak Bluffs teen second in St. Pat’s 5K race
One hundred eighteen hardy souls braved the freezing temperature Sunday morning to run the 13th annual St.
US Mint rolls out coin honoring Wampanoag Tribe
Federal and Wampanoag tribal officials Friday introduced the 2011 Native American $1 coin during a ceremony at the Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth.
How insects survive Martha’s Vineyard winters
If you think you're glad winter is over, imagine how insects feel.
Mass ATV and dirt bike operators are subject to new regulations
With warmer weather on the way the Environmental Police issued a press release reminding operators of all terrain vehicles (ATVs) and dirt bikes of new age restrictions, safety education and registration requirements now in effect.
Center for Living
The home page of The Martha's Vineyard Center for Living (MVC4L) website features a quote from C.
Edgartown Council on Aging appoints new administrator
The Edgartown Council on Aging (ECOA) announced that Paul Mohair has been named administrator.
Martha’s Vineyard Real Estate Transactions March 14–18, 2011
March 14, Titan Capital Inc.