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Saved from certain death

I would like to thank with all my heart the two brave men that saved my small dog from certain death last Sunday, April 11.

Edgartown April 15

Spring has sprung! The pinkletinks are peeping, the crocuses are peeking through the as-yet-unraked leaves, the smell of mulch is in the air, and I can't stop sneezing.

Oak Bluffs April 15

Spring brings flowers, green grass, more visitors, and, of course, elections.

Island musicians pay tribute to Neil Young

Chappaquiddick musician and songwriter Kevin Keady joins several other Island musicians in a tribute to Neil Young at The Wharf.

Greening up

At the seventh Electronics Disposal Day, held at M.

Healthy living, locally

Saturday's Wampanoag Environmental Health Consumer Expo at the regional high school was called "Stewards of Our Island: Local Concerns, Local Solutions.

Noteworthy

The Capawock Theatre in Vineyard Haven hosts a special screening of "E.

Jared Mayhew

Jared Paul Mayhew, 78, died on March 30 at home in Vineyard Haven.

Elizabeth A. Honey

Elizabeth Ann "Betty" Honey of Vineyard Haven passed away on Saturday, April 10 at the Martha's Vineyard Hospital.

Rita M. Barrows

A memorial to celebrate the life of Rita M.

A nation betrayed

It was another sad day for our nation when the Democratic Party passed the health bill over the objections of the people and without a proper consensus between the parties.

Fun and educational day

Approximately 60 people attended the Oak Bluffs Public Library's 2nd annual Technology Fair on Saturday, March 20.

A cause dear to her

Thanks to all who donated their time, services, words, song, and goods for the wonderful memorial and celebration event for Penelope Dickens.

Huge success

I have to say thank you, thank you, and thank you to all the people who helped to make the Celebrity Waiters Pasta Dinner at the Federated Church, for the benefit of the Haiti Peace Quilts project, such a huge success.

Art and eggs: Easter hunts at Field Gallery and Tabernacle

A hazy fog hung over the Field Gallery in West Tisbury Sunday morning, making the annual search for Easter eggs all the more mysterious for an excited band of youngsters who charged toward the whimsical sculptures shortly after 9:30 am.

Grateful

Last weekend, a group of spirited tennis players from across the Island came together to help raise money to purchase tennis uniforms for the boys and girls high school tennis teams.

Hearty congratulations

Clearly the nation is opening a new chapter in providing health care for most all of its citizens.