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- Sep 9, 2026
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Roots and resilence - MV Times (opens the original)
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The fields of biodiversity, conservation, and climate crisis require diverse voices, experiences, and solutions. Yet in an article published in the journal “Nature” listing “100 articles that every ecologist should read,” 97 were written by men, and three were written by women. “I actually think women are tremendously effective and important leaders in conservation, though it’s often hard to get heard,” Amy Salzman, president of Chilmark Pond Association and ex officio of the Chilmark Pond Found
The caterpillar crawl - MV Times (opens the original)
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There must be a million ways to spread positivity and love. You can paint a colorful mural with words of encouragement, send handwritten letters to friends and loved ones, take someone out for tea and a blueberry muffin, or leave little paper hearts all over your house for your partner and/or family members to find. Although doing these things may seem corny, small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone’s life. Eight-year-old Brooklyn Jackson has found her own way to spread positi
Exposing Epstein and other heroics - MV Times (opens the original)
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The Summer Institute, held at the Hebrew Center, hosts speakers from the frontlines of politics, economics, science, and the arts. Featured speakers have included Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prizewinning authors and journalists, and political leaders who have played important roles on the world stage. And that tradition continues for 2026. “It’s been 27 years of success,” said Summer Speaker Series co-chair, Marc Levine. “The success of it is partly due to the reputation of the people we’ve had. P
The community chair - MV Times (opens the original)
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Sometimes getting a haircut is just what the doctor ordered. Creating a new look can boost our confidence and symbolize a fresh start. Seniel Hannagan knows a thing or two about the psychology of hair. Her mobile salon helps her get to folks who can’t get to her, or in some cases, afford that fresh start. Hannagan has been a stylist for 16 years. “I started working at Circuit Style on Circuit Avenue in 2009. I had just graduated hair school, and Maggie Mae, who owns Maggie’s Salon in Vineyard Ha
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