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Calendar fundraiser donates $5,000 to Vineyard House - MV Times (opens the original)
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To honor National Recovery Month and his own sobriety journey, Vineyard photographer Michael Blanchard donated $5,000 to Vineyard House on Thursday from the proceeds of his annual calendar. Blanchard sold 2,500 copies of his 2027 “Inspirational Calendar” this year. It is the ninth year that he’s produced the calendar, which is a yearlong effort in photography by Blanchard and incorporates community input on photo selection. It is also the second time calendar proceeds were donated to Vineyard Ho
The public nuisance playbook, Chappy edition - MV Times (opens the original)
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A handful of Cape Poge landowners have deployed a strategy of hindrance in a desperate attempt to deny public access to a public beach. What started as meandering rants during town committee meetings eventually ramped up to the construction of a gate on a right of way, and has sadly devolved into a mortifying public nuisance. As defined by common law, a public nuisance is “actionable interference with public rights.” The deliberate and belligerent efforts of these Cape Poge beach obstructionists
Get rid of the deer - MV Times (opens the original)
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Interesting article in the June 24, 2026, Times about Gov. Healey and deer regulations (“Aggressive plan to harvest the herd”). Thank you. Perhaps the governor doesn’t realize the deer are here because of a state program after World War II that introduced and managed deer to give Island hunters a large animal to hunt. That was a successful program, perhaps too successful. Now, in the new reality of ticks and tick-borne diseases, it is time to get rid of the deer. All of them. The most expensive
Thank you for supporting Edgartown library fashion show - MV Times (opens the original)
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The Friends of the Edgartown Public Library would like to extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who helped make our recent Fashion Show fundraiser at the Carnegie an incredible success. Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of Emma Fitzgerald Townsend, the generosity of our community, and the support of so many wonderful local businesses, the evening was not only our most successful fundraiser ever, but also a truly memorable and fun celebration. We are especially grateful to Emma for her visio
Summer Institute speaker and film series: Thomas Friedman - MV Times (opens the original)
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The Summer Institute hosts speakers who are deeply and actively involved in politics, economics, science, and the arts. Featured speakers have included Nobel laureates, Pulitzer-prizewinning authors and journalists, and political leaders.Thomas Friedman presents “The Big Trends Shaping the World Today: Seatbelts Required.”New York Times foreign affairs opinion columnist Thomas Friedman is insightful, candid, often controversial, inspiring, and a book author and three-time Pulitzer prizewinner, w
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