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Aquinnah’s Orange Peel Bakery closes its doors - MV Times (opens the original)
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The most beloved up-Island spot for wood-fired pizza, and the only place in Aquinnah where locals could stop at any hour of the day or night for a snack and drink, the Orange Peel Bakery on State Road in Aquinnah, has permanently closed amid a lawsuit and bankruptcy filing. Juli Vanderhoop, owner of the bakery said she will be back with “something a little different but still with the same energy.” “What I was doing was sustaining the community, where there is no sustenance most of the year in A
Edgartown residents push back on ancient way plan - MV Times (opens the original)
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A plan by the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank to cut a public footpath through an ancient way known as Swimming Place Path is before town officials after a year of no action by the Edgartown Select Board. But abutters claim the town can’t approve a plan for a footpath after a title search found the town doesn’t own the land. Land Bank officials want to restore public trail access on a portion of Swimming Place Path from Herring Creek Road to Road to the Plains through a six-foot-wide, natural surfac
Vineyard Haven crash causes power outage - MV Times (opens the original)
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A car crash at the intersection of State Road and Edgartown Road, which approaches town by Edgartown Vineyard Haven Road, caused one vehicle to veer into a telephone pole, knocking out power to homes and businesses in multiple locations throughout the area. According to the Eversource’s outage map, the power was knocked out in the areas surrounding where Skiff Avenue and Dunham Avenue converge, behind the Martha’s Vineyard Museum, and on Beach Road. The outage lasted from 9:40 am until around 11
Montessori locks up for mental health incident nearby - MV Times (opens the original)
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The Vineyard Montessori School performed a “lock up” procedure today around noon due to reports of a mental health incident occurring on nearby Daggett Ave, according to school officials. The incident, which occurred around 12:15 pm, caused the local school to perform the drill as a precautionary measure. At Vineyard Montessori, a lock-up is different from a lockdown, Debbie Jernagan, head of school, said. A lockdown is performed for someone on the property, and a lock-up, for someone within the
State Police cooperating in sexual assault case tied to Island barracks - MV Times (opens the original)
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Massachusetts State Police said they are cooperating with a local investigation into a reported sexual assault by suspects who allegedly stayed a night at the state agency’s Oak Bluffs barracks when the incident occurred late last month. The two individuals involved in the incident remain unnamed, and State Police said the two aren’t affiliated with the department. According to State Police, an individual alleged that a woman was assaulted by someone who was visiting a trooper assigned to the Is
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