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An Island inundated - MV Times (opens the original)
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It was a surprise to no one that Five Corners flooded this past weekend, and local officials were forced to close Beach Road for most of the day Saturday as an early-season nor’easter dumped between five and eight inches of rain on the Island. Other places across the Island — Dock Street in Edgartown, Seaview Avenue in Oak Bluffs, and even Safe Harbor Vineyard Haven near the museum — were also flooded, as the land appeared to give way to the ocean. But nowhere was as bad or obtrusive as the Five
Washout nor'easter - MV Times (opens the original)
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As a rainbow arched over Vineyard Haven Harbor Monday afternoon, an early-season nor’easter began to exit from the Cape and islands. The storm, with winds gusts as high as 60 mph, finally ended after between five and eight inches of rain were dumped on the Island over the weekend and into Monday. Many Islanders were left stranded due to every ferry line’s decision to cancel almost every trip to and from Martha’s Vineyard. Though damage wasn’t as bad as anticipated, high winds and intermittent he
Impacts of nor’easter start to hit Island - MV Times (opens the original)
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The winds have been strong all week, and the rain has started to come down as an early season nor’easter heads toward the Island and is expected to last through the rest of the weekend. Several ferry lines have canceled trips for the weekend ahead of the storm; emergency officials have cautioned Islanders to prepare; and the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital has issued a statement that they plan to remain open through the rough weather. The Steamship Authority issued a travel advisory through the weeke
Fishing - MV Times (opens the original)
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Four days, fifteen hours, 43 minutes. I can’t believe how much there is to do in the next four-plus days (as of time of writing this) before the 81st Martha’s… Eight days, six hours, 36 minutes, and eight seconds. If you know, you know. In case you recently arrived on Martha’s Vineyard from another country, or another planet, the countdown to the 81st Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby has truly begun. Fishermen all over the Island are spooling reels with new line, changing… Wow!
The forensics of a shark bite - MV Times (opens the original)
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It’s now confirmed that a woman in her late 20s who was pulled from the water off Norton Point last Monday with wounds to her lower leg suffered the first unprovoked shark bite on the Island in recent memory. Greg Skomal, a marine biologist with the state Division of Marine Fisheries and a top shark expert, told The Times Wednesday that the wounds were undoubtedly caused by a shark bite, most likely from a sandbar shark, also known as a brown shark. Skomal worked closely with hospital staff on M
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