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Tony Lombardi, director of the YMCA’s teen center, stood in the doorway of an office at the Y on the Edgartown-Vineyard Haven Road last Thursday afternoon as members and staff filed through the wide, clean and bright hallway behind him. Every other person seemed to tap his back and say, “Hey, Tony.” Mr. Lombardi waved to them all like old friends and continued talking.
Martha’s Vineyard fishermen looking for concrete answers about potential fishing access to wind farms were frustrated yesterday during a meeting with state and federal officials.
The Vineyard Gazette office will be closed on Monday, Feb. 21, in observance of the national holiday. The office will reopen on Tuesday at the usual time.
If there is great satisfaction in having success at home, there is an even greater reward sharing the gift with others — especially halfway around the world.
At a special town meeting next Tuesday Oak Bluffs selectmen will ask town voters to erase a $238,000 deficit in a single stroke.
A Martha’s Vineyard Hospital plan to create two new large parking lots has residents of the surrounding Oak Bluffs neighborhood on edge over the institution’s continued expansion.