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Brazilians on-Island head to polls this Sunday for presidential election - MV Times (opens the original)
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Brazil’s presidential election is this Sunday, Oct. 4, and Brazilian voters on Martha’s Vineyard can cast their ballots at polling locations in Framingham and Malden. Voters are asked to check their polling location through Brazil’s E-Título app before heading off-Island, and all voters who previously registered to vote in Hyannis are being directed to the Framingham polling station. On Sunday, voters should bring an official Brazilian photo ID or their e-Título to their assigned polling locatio
The sounds of Camp Jabberwocky weave across generations - MV Times (opens the original)
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Enchanting folk songs echoed through the wooden walls of Camp Jabberwocky’s music cabin one Sunday morning in August as violin and cello strings met with a bow. Around the room, campers looked to the stage and took in the rhythm and the notes, while others clapped along to the beat. By the final song, campers and counselors also joined in with instruments of their own. The scene was in tune with an enduring element of the oldest running camp for people with disabilities on Martha’s Vineyard: mus
Father detained by ICE back in Brazil - MV Times (opens the original)
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Rogério da Silva Lima, 42, the Brazilian father who was taken into Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody alongside his teenage son Nycolas de Alvarenga Lima (now 16) while fishing in Menemsha in May, left the U.S. on Saturday and returned to Brazil Sunday evening under a removal order. Da Silva Lima, who was reached by phone in Brazil by a reporter from The Times, was asked how it felt to be back, and he lamented: “It was the worst feeling in the world. I love my sons, and I did not
‘Amerigo’ asks questions about the American Dream - MV Times (opens the original)
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For the past 250 years, the “American Dream” has been summed up in a simple image: a house, a healthy-looking family, a white picket fence. But increasingly, younger Americans see that traditional image slip away as high housing costs, stagnant wages, and inequality fence them in instead. A newly released movie asks the question: What does the American Dream look like now? The movie, called “Amerigo: The Search for the American Dream,” is a Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) documentary that was
From public defender to children’s book author - MV Times (opens the original)
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Imagine being accused of stealing something. Now, imagine you’re a fifth-grader, and the adults have already made up their minds about what happened. Then comes an interesting question: What can one determined kid actually do about it? This is the situation facing Andromeda (“Andy”) Diaz in Emily Galvin Almanza’s new mystery for middle-grade readers (ages 8-12), “Andromeda Diaz and the Reasonable Doubt,” when her classmate Benji Jones is suspended from school. The book combines a quest for justi
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