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So your son or daughter loves to sing and dance? This is the fun part of your kid’s performing life, before the off-off-Broadway auditions and the cold-water apartments and the jobs waitressing across from Lincoln Square.
Hola, Charter School
Students at the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School performed an afternoon of plays completely in Spanish last Thursday, under the tutelage of Elizabeth Stratton. Costumes, scenery and music all had a Spanish flair, and observers reported the young voices spoke their long dialogues with excellent articulation of accents.
Raymond Skladzien was an active member of the Federated Church, as well as the Freemasons, the Rotary Club, and many other community services. To honor his memory, the Federated Church will be dedicating an outdoor sign, provided by generous donations from members of the congregation and the Island community.
The event will be held on Sunday, May 23, at 11:30 a.m., following the 10:30 worship service, at the site of the sign in the church yard, 45 South Summer street in Edgartown.
Five cents a day. That is the best available prediction of how the Cape Wind development will add to the power bill of the average household if and when its electricity begins to flow in 2013.
The estimate comes not from the Cape Wind developers themselves, but from the transmission company which has contracted to buy power generated by the proposed 130-turbine development in Nantucket Sound.
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