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Wonderful support

Again this year, the community demonstrated incredible generosity and support for the MVRHS Minnesingers at the annual auction, held at the P-A club on Saturday evening, both by donating wonderful auction items and by attending the event.

Deepest thanks

On behalf of the Adult & Community Education Fundraising Committee (Sterling Bishop, Shari Geistfeld, India Rose, Susan Strane, Jannette Vanderhoop, chairperson), please accept our deepest thanks for supporting our efforts to continue quality educational opportunities and our celebration of the diverse cultures on the Island.

Controlled burn sent plume of smoke over Long Point

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The Martha's Vineyard Prescribed Fire Partnership conducted a controlled burn last Wednesday at the Long Point Reservation in West Tisbury that sent a plume of smoke into the sky.

Tisbury

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I am sorry to tell you that Bob and Patsy Wheeler are leaving us next week.

We, the tossed salad

Ok, now I've got to get on my soap-box.

Something to build on

I congratulate Bill Keating on his win.

New hospital, waste of money

When walking into the new Martha's Vineyard Hospital you are immediately enveloped in the lap of luxury.

Oak Bluffs

All the towns did so well on voter turnout last Tuesday.

Aquinnah

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Wow.

Is this historic preservation, or not

Oak Bluffs voters will be challenged on whether or not to vote favorably for allocating $200,000 in community preservation funds for article six in the special town meeting on Tuesday, November 16, at the Oak Bluffs School.

Cafe Moxie’s latest transition

The state of construction at Moxie, 48 Main Street in Vineyard Haven, is a result of setbacks and tight money, nothing as juicy as the rumors I've had to listen to for months.

Shelter’s salvation continues

On behalf of the directors of the Animal Shelter of Martha's Vineyard, I want to thank MVRHS art teacher Paul Brissette and his students for creating the stickers to go on our donation jars.

Voters have spoken; what did they say?

Well, America has spoken, loudly and clearly.

Claus Buchtal

Claus Buchthal, 97, of Prospect Hill, Chilmark, died in Cambridge on November 8.

Eugene Lawrence Luening

Eugene Lawrence (Larry) Luening died, after a long illness, on November 1 at his home in Edgartown, surrounded by his family and his favorite music.

Elizabeth H. Dickinson services Thursday

Betty Dickinson died peacefully on Sunday, November 7, at her home in Ridgewood, New Jersey, a few weeks before her ninetieth birthday.

Announcements

Aretha and Keron Brown of West Tisbury announce the birth of their daughter, Fiona Brown, on November 7 at Martha's Vineyard Hospital.

The inside story by “Car Czar” Steven Rattner

MBA students could study "Overhaul" by Steve Rattner as a case study of massive government intervention in the private economy.

Introducing Martha’s Vineyard

Not everyone's pronounced love for Martha's Vineyard has developed due to a solitary discovery.

Stream restoration on Martha’s Vineyard

Some of the best-known aquatic features of the Vineyard's "natural" landscapes are not natural at all.