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Chilmark volunteer firefighters association holds Backyard Bash

Bella Bennett - August 4, 2017

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Chilmark School considers itself a community

Cameron Machell - April 19, 2017

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Chilmark officer promoted to sergeant

Edie Prescott - April 5, 2017

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Chilmark’s new police chief, Jonathan Klaren, is sworn in

Edie Prescott - March 22, 2017

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Chilmark special includes $80,000 in spending requests

Edie Prescott - November 6, 2015

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Native Earth Teaching Farm

Catherine Walthers and Max King - August 14, 2015

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Allen Farm Sheep and Wool Company

Catherine Walthers and Max King - August 14, 2015

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All signs point to President Obama vacationing on Martha’s Vineyard

Cathryn McCann - June 11, 2015

Community

Chilmark annual tackles $9 million budget, housing bylaw

Edie Prescott - April 22, 2015

Chilmark

Chilmark: learning about mushrooms

Valerie Sonnenthal - April 15, 2015

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Chilmark selectmen discuss public safety building report

Edie Prescott - April 8, 2015

Community

The Cold War memories of Bill Anderson

Rich Saltzberg - March 18, 2015

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Chilmark selectmen review, finalize town meeting warrant

Edie Prescott - March 18, 2015

Community

Peggy Freydberg turns 107

The Martha's Vineyard Times - March 11, 2015

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Chilmark selectmen move forward with Squibnocket plan

Edie Prescott - February 8, 2015

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Voters approve Squibnocket Beach plan, obstacles remain

Steve Myrick - February 4, 2015

Letters to the Editor

Sound the retreat

Chris Murphy - January 21, 2015

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The Martha's Vineyard Times

2 days ago

The All-Island School Committee hopes to bring more students back to in-person learning in November.
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Schools aim to expand in-person learning - The Martha's Vineyard Times

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The All-Island School Committee (AISC) hopes to bring more students back to in-person learning in November. While kindergarten through third grade students are already in school and grade 4 students a...

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Can’t we all just get along? - The Martha's Vineyard Times

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Last fall, Dr. Jay Segel of West Tisbury was visiting his wife’s parents’ home on the banks of the La Touvre river in the southwest of France. Segel is a singer and songwriter, and says that he’...

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Fabulous! This is who Jay is!!

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3 days ago

Is Edgartown ready for a marijuana shop at the Triangle?
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Marijuana shop proposed at the Triangle - The Martha's Vineyard Times

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The Triangle in Edgartown could be the future home of a recreational marijuana shop. Main Street Medicinals, which has been in talks with Tisbury on a shop there, has sent a proposal to Edgartown seek...

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Here's a thought. Why not utilize the soon to be empty Educomp building which already has off street parking (in VH)?

I do think the triangle is already too busy!! Airport sounds great!!

Is it recreational or medicinal in Mass?

They should come to OB!! We lost our pharmacy, atleast give us a dispensary!!

DANK N' DONUTS

Airport!

If you think the traffic is bad NOW ...

No!!!! Support your local pot dealer!!!!

Because the triangle isn’t busy enough...

Like far out man.

No ,

Next to a donut store - things are about to get wild people

Flavio Nunes Piacheski só para saber mesmo!

Great, a bunch of stoned Democrats. Their left enough now.

Well, it has to go somewhere. What are the projections on how much traffic it would generate? And honestly, why do we need an entire separate facility for something that sells what doctors prescribe to their patients when we have a number of pharmacies that already do that? *looks at federal government* Oh, right...

Yea definitely, everyone’s cooked on this island already so no biggie All the Karen’s and Rebecca’s can complain on islanders squawk

Absolutely.

Why not? They have a liquor store.alot more peaceful than raging alcoholics.

That location gets enough traffic... can they put it somewhere else?!

Airport

I think the Vineyard should focus on more important issues. Cannabis is becoming wayyyyy over-rated, trendy, and we got by w/o it before so what th' heck !!!????

yes please

Any where but the 🔺 traffic is bad enough

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Some residents of William Street in Vineyard Haven, a popular Halloween trick-or-treating neighborhood, have said they won't be handing out treats this year. What do you think? Will you be handing out candy this year?
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COVID-19 scares off Halloween events - The Martha's Vineyard Times

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Several residents of one of the most popular spots for trick-or-treating on Martha’s Vineyard have decided not to hand out candy and treats this year. Wiet Bacheller, a William Street resident of Vi...

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Trick or treat seems like one of those tumbleweed things that has to outdo itself every year and this is a good time to simply Stop. Do something small and different at home. I agree if its too much for kids to be in school 100% then kids do not need to be loading up on sugar in less than safe circumstances. Definitely think the Food Pantry is good alternative. The 20 and 30 somethings who can't manage to do what is needed to limit Covid spreading are the same ones started on getting something (free candy) for nothing couple decades ago.

Sarah, I haven’t read the comments but I believe that you are doing the right thing. I am sure that people are disappointed but this is a special time where we must all consider each other and the health of each person.

If everyone just trick or treated in their own neighborhood instead of mass grouping in a few neighborhoods then it's totally do-able. That's how we did it growing up on cape.

I think it’s the appropriate thing to do during the Pandemic. Even the kids will understand.

Won't they be wearing masks?

Sarah Moore -expressed beautifully. The health of EVERYONE is paramount. How in the world -during a pandemic that has taken the lives over 200,000 Americans -could anyone think Trick or Treating is a safe idea?

Joseph Lopes-Quinton 🙁

stay safe ~ stay well 😷

Liz Salvo

Sad for the kids, but I understand the concern.

Makes sense to me , if they can’t go to school , they should NOT be going door to door around town ! Please stay safe everyone

Well said Sarah

What a bunch of crap

So sorry to see some people’s reactions to this. I am one of those residents of William Street. I have thrown myself into Halloween every year....full out decorations, handed out 1600 pieces of candy last year, have a party where my guests come dressed in characters from the theme I’ve chosen (Wizard of Oz, Sound of Music, etc). I am a senior, in the vulnerable age bracket for the virus. Most of us are seniors. I cannot imagine handing out candy to hundreds of children in the middle of a pandemic with the possibility of being exposed myself, or exposing others if I am asymptomatic. Especially with the hundreds of people who come through our neighborhood. I, like many of my neighbors, are donating the money we would have spent on Halloween candy, to the Island Food Pantry. That’s about $400-500 from me, alone. I know many in the community are disappointed, but each of us are doing the best we can to navigate this pandemic. Please try to be understanding. You may not agree, and that is your right, but please respect our doing what we feel is best for our health. We have happily embraced this wonderful holiday over the years, welcomed your children, marveled at their costumes, and embraced with enthusiasm this wonderful event.

Risk vs. Reward Dont be a superspreader

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The Steamship Authority is saying a state bailout may not be needed this year, but they will be looking for help from customers to fund their 2021 budget in the form of rate increases.
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SSA: State bailout may not be needed - The Martha's Vineyard Times

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A combination of increased vehicle traffic and freight traffic has helped float the Steamship Authority toward improved finances, which general manager Robert Davis said could eliminate the need for a...

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It's only 45 minutes and expensive already.

You call the SSA a business? That's a joke, right?

What a racket!!

As for fares look at the proposed automobile rates. As it is between Hyannis and Nantucket it's roughly 550 to 575 round trip for a family of 4 with the new increase likely up to 650!

The Islander 👍

Oh well what is next?

Joke right?

Virus is spreading and we’re probably going back into lock down so they’ll need a bail soon

Suddenly everyone is a marine architect and an accountant. There is a simple solution if you don't like paying for the privilege to live here.

Stop spending so much money on new buildings and new boats and you won't need a bailout! Seriously, Island Home, renovating all the boats, new offices in Falmouth, new OB terminal, new WH Terminal, new WH slips. STOP, to MV it's 45 minutes, and the Islander served us fine for over 50 years!

It isn't the Vineyard customers that will feel the economic pain as much as the Hyannis to Nantucket customers. 7% higher rate both routes means every cost you have for goods and services will also rise by 10%.

The port towns get a pass on making up the deficit this year — but maybe not NEXT year, so .... take the bailout while you can get it. And plz spend it to the benefit of the islands and islanders.

"help from customers" - give me a break. #Gofundmeculture

Get your checkbooks out!!! I'm old school!!!😮

Why because they plane to raid the ferry$$$$

Operate all Fright boats and keep the Nantucket, island Home, eagle and the Marthas vineyard in New Bedford for the year.

Excellent

more RATE increases? they get paid too much, lay off the ones that do nothing

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It was a different kind of Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby this year, but the values the tournament exemplifies in the Island community remained.
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It was a different kind of Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby this year, but the values the tournament exemplifies in the Island community remained. At a scaled-down ceremony undernea...

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