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Goodbye and thank you - MV Times (opens the original)
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David and I, along with our dogs, Rufus and Ruffy, will be leaving Martha’s Vineyard and moving to Stonington, Conn. As much as we don’t want to leave, health issues make it a necessity. There is an Amtrak station five minutes from our new house, putting Boston, New Haven, and NYC doctors in play. We have tried to make a small difference during our 14-year stay, by immersing ourselves on Island boards, including M.V. Playhouse, Featherstone Center for the Arts, the Chamber Music Society, Polly H
In response to ‘The time is now to fix Five Corners’ - MV Times (opens the original)
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Regarding your editorial on flooding in Five Corners (Sept. 24): One would think any Third World country such as ours (joke joke) could easily rig up some hoses and pumps to drain water from flood spots to the nearby harbor as needed. Your editorial needs to inform us a bit more — like why cannot this be done, even if it’s just on a temporary stopgap basis? Are there restrictions that prevent the diverting of road water to the sea?
Trump cuts to climate science leave us all vulnerable - MV Times (opens the original)
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The Island always feels vulnerable when extreme weather conditions like last weekend’s early-season nor’easter start heading our way. This time was no different, especially as forecasts became more and more dramatic and television meteorologists breathlessly updated viewers from windblown shorelines, reciting scripts filled with dire warnings about heavy rain, high winds, and coastal flooding. The Steamship Authority made a decision on Friday to cancel all ferries for the rest of the afternoon a
‘Adaptive Strength and Pilates’ - MV Times (opens the original)
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Starting Oct. 1, Judy Kranz will host weekly Pilates and strength-training classes on Thursdays from 9 to 10 am in the Community Room at the West Tisbury library. The class is suitable for adults of all ages and abilities. Kranz’s rigorous yet adaptable approach can help participants build strength, flexibility, balance, posture, and body awareness. Kranz is the founder of Island Pilates of Martha’s Vineyard. A former professional dancer and dance instructor in New York City, Judy discovered Pil
‘Music Is Medicine’: Dementia care - MV Times (opens the original)
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Caregivers and their loved ones are invited to join Dawna Hammers and Sue Beardsley for a program centered on the healing power of music. The program will begin with a screening of “Music Is Medicine,” a short documentary video produced by Hammers thanks to a grant from the Cape Cod Arts Foundation. The video explores how music can uplift, connect, and comfort individuals facing physical and cognitive challenges. Following the film, artist and author Sue Beardsley will present a brief talk on he
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