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Following a frenzied weekend of rallies for two of the 2008 Democratic Presidential contenders, the third of the front runners, Barack Obama. slid quietly into the Vineyard early this week for aclosed-door high-ticket fundraiser and no fanfare.

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Martha's Vineyard plays a special role in the history and culture of African Americans in this nation. Although there are instances of racial prejudice and discrimination, the Island has largely served as a beacon of hope over the years: an early vacation spot for African Americans as well as a nexus and forum for discussion for some of the most influential black scholars and leaders in the nation.

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Amid compliments and congratulations, the Martha's Vineyard Commission on Thursday unanimously approved the 35,000-square-foot YMCA building to be built across from the regional high school on Edgartown-Vineyard Haven Road following a whirlwind session of deliberations that wrapped up in under ninety minutes.

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Chappaquiddick Homes Allowed

Appeals Court Backs Edgartown in Affordable Homesite Case; Attorney for Town Blasts Ten Suing Neighbors

By JULIA WELLS

Without reservation, the Massachusetts Court of Appeals upheld the town of Edgartown last week in the Chappaquiddick affordable homesite case that has attracted attention throughout the Cape and Islands region.

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