Monthly Archives: April 2011
Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School presents two winning plays
Two one-act plays at the Vineyard Playhouse last weekend packed a double whammy "” absurdity and amusement.
Your body after baby: Advice from postpartum experts on Martha’s Vineyard
Heidi Klum, Gisele Bundchen, Halle Berry, Jessica Alba, Gwyneth Paltrow are just a handful of the celebrities who had babies around the time I birthed my children.
Pollock family letters hint on Martha’s Vineyard history
American Letters: 1927-1947: Jackson Pollock and Family, Polity Press 2011, April 2011.
At Work “” Don Benefit
At Work: In many ways, Donny Benefit is a throwback to the days when Islanders had to make do and figure things out.
Tisbury reschedules special town meeting due to lack of quorum Tuesday night
Tisbury failed to muster a quorum of 100 voters for Tuesday night's special town meeting.
Martha’s Vineyard Women’s Network cancels event
Due to extreme winds, the Martha's Vineyard Women's Network has cancelled the Constant Contact event scheduled for April 5.
Woods Hole team finds Air France wreckage deep in ocean
A search team led by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) has located the wreckage of Air France Flight 447 some 3,900 meters, or nearly 2.
Steamship Authority resumes Martha’s Vineyard-Woods Hole trips
The Steamship Authority (SSA) resumed service following a day of cancellations Tuesday between Vineyard Haven and Woods Hole, due to weather conditions.
Edgartown selectmen may add Hyannis charter boat to harbor mix
Marine matters topped the agenda at the Edgartown board of selectmen's regular Monday meeting.
Martha’s Vineyard Fashion Week gets early start
If you've recently found yourself wheeling your cart around Stop and Shop in pajama pants, now is the time to let your personal style blossom with spring.
Martha’s Vineyard high school tennis team sweeps first two matches
The Martha's Vineyard Regional High School tennis team swept its first two matches of the season.
Martha’s Vineyard police assist with Cape-wide drug bust
Police from three Martha's Vineyard departments were waiting Thursday at Oak Bluffs Harbor for the early morning Patriot ferry to arrive with work crews from the mainland.
Michael S. Ovios
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