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Dr. Yvonne Hines-Bruce of Providence, R.I., and Vineyard Haven and Carl Joseph McCarthy of Worcester, formerly of Jamaica, W.I., were married on Feb. 12 at the Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts in Worcester.
The ceremony was performed by the Hon. Mel Greenberg.
Dr. Hines-Bruce is medical director of Hines Dermatology Associates Inc., with offices in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Mr. McCarthy is community development manager for the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families central region.
A honeymoon is planned at a later date.
By PETER BRANNEN
For Jaws production designer Joe Alves, frights were in short supply on set during the early summer of 1974.
“My concern was the audiences might laugh at the shark,” he said in a telephone conversation from his Hollywood home on Tuesday.
West Tisbury town administrator Jen Rand picked up her phone last week and heard the words no one has heard in at least three decades.
The Edgartown historic district commission has ordered a cease and desist on construction of a large fence being built on a North Water street home.
The order was issued to Edgartown contractor John Nugent on Wednesday to halt activity on a new granite and wood fence and granite curbing at 93 North Water street, as well as a brick retaining wall along Cottage street which runs perpendicular to the property.
It’s been an on-again, off-again summer for amplified music on the Oak Bluffs harbor and this weekend the bars on the water will go quiet after selectmen voted to reverse their music policy on Tuesday. Again.
Tisbury selectmen have given the latest site superintendent of the town’s new emergency service building two weeks to show he can rescue the trouble-plagued project or follow his two predecessors out the door.
The board’s decision, taken reluctantly on Tuesday night, was taken despite advice from the town’s project supervisor, recommended against the appointment of Dennis Mason as the permanent site superintendant.