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Free Holiday Rooms
The Holiday Inn in Falmouth will be offering free rooms during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays for families with relatives who are hospitalized at the Falmouth Hospital.
The complimentary guest rooms will be available from Wednesday, Nov. 25 through Friday, Nov. 27 and Tuesday, Dec. 22th through Saturday, Dec. 26.
To arrange for a room, call general manager Sheryl Barrett at 508-540-2000.
Thirty-six weeks pregnant, Elissa Lash is practicing yoga, as she will continue to do until she delivers her second child. The difference is that now on the mats alongside her each Monday evening are other women with swelling bellies, all able, again, to have this hour and a half of prenatal yoga at absolutely no charge.
He is a seasoned pianist with an Island legacy that echoes through the streets of Oak Bluffs, where he spent a 20-year run entertaining guests at David’s Island House. She is a teenage singing prodigy who won the chance to perform with the Boston Pops, a homegrown celebrity just beginning to leave her footprint on the musical world.
School children on Martha’s Vineyard will begin receiving inoculations against swine flu next week, with the first three clinics set for Monday, Nov. 9.
The clinics will be for students at the Chilmark, West Tisbury and Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter Schools.
The respective schools now are in the process of notifying parents and sending out permission forms.
West Tisbury selectmen on Wednesday authorized an application to the town community preservation committee for $25,000 to perform several tests of the Mill Pond, the historic manmade pond that graces the entrance to town on the Edgartown-West Tisbury Road.
Although the vote was unanimous, it was not without dissent.
Five months into the fiscal year, the town of Edgartown has finally voted to pay its overdue annual assessment to the Martha’s Vineyard Commission.