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Concerned

I am concerned about the tone that the newspaper is taking lately.

On the other hand …

I read with interest Doug Cabral's column,

Cabral sponsors terrorism

Doug Cabral's June 14, 2012 column,

She cannot know

I would like to let Heather Goodwin know that I understand her feelings

Important meeting of the MVC

Thursday, June 21, will be an important day for the Martha's Vineyard Commission (MVC), perhaps even a transformational one.

Estelle B. Surprenant

Estelle Morency Surprenant of Oak Bluffs died peacefully on Saturday, June 9, 2012, with her loving family by her side.

Priscilla P. Fischer

Priscilla Pettingell Fischer died peacefully on Thursday, June 14, 2012 at Long Hill Assisted Living Facility in Edgartown, just two months shy of her 95th birthday.

John M. Wilbur Jr.

A memorial service for Reverend John M.

Eleanor Gadd

A graveside service for Eleanor Gadd will be held at the Abel's Hill Cemetery in Chilmark at 11 am on Saturday, June 23.

Tempers flare at concom meeting over Rankow pier application

At the last conservation commission of Edgartown meeting, previous records were brought up in a heated discussion.

Johnny Cupcakes offers sweet treats with no sugar added

The store will open June 16 at 2 pm. Expecting a line, owner John Earle said those waiting at 11 am will be given a wristband with their place.

Martha’s Vineyard Class of 2012 graduation – a splendid sendoff

In a stream of purple and white graduation robes, seniors walked into the Tabernacle Sunday and off into the future.

Chamber of Commerce unveils renovations at open house

The Martha's Vineyard Chamber of Commerce unveiled renovations at an open house Tuesday evening.

Oak Bluffs student honored at the statehouse

Marcelle Alves, an eighth-grader at the Oak Bluffs School, was honored at the statehouse for her written work.

It’s the typeface

The new typeface of the MV Times is just awful.

Why?

Once upon a time, a Times reader could be insulated from the corrosive comments of anonymous correspondents by simply choosing to resist the urge to look at the online comments.

Accident awaits

I went to the selectmen's meeting on June 12, to talk about the new slant parking, but opted not to continue in the public comment time because very few listen with empathy.

Pitch in

As a newly elected Oak Bluffs finance committee member, I am honored to serve our community.

It’s for the children

Young drivers on Martha's Vineyard would benefit from having a traffic light to negotiate.

A community to thank

Before the school year comes to a close, I want to acknowledge the many volunteers who contribute in so many ways to our school community.