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NEWS UPDATE
Tuesday, July 19, 2005 - 2:30 p.m.
NEWS UPDATE
Tuesday, July 19, 2005 - 2:30 p.m.
Police Arrest Four For Ferry Bomb Threat
Nantucket police have arrested four teenagers for phoning in a false bomb threat that led to a shutdown of ferry service Sunday night, stranding of dozens of travelers on the island.
Celebration Traces Portuguese Heritage
Feast of Holy Ghost Draws Hundreds for Sopa Ritual
By BRIEN HEFLER
Anyone who came to this weekend's Feast of the Holy Ghost, whether for food or community spirit, didn't leave hungry.
Cooper A. Gilkes 3rd has been known nationally for his fishing prowess - and now he has an appropriate award to match.
East winds, fog and shifting breezes challenged the best sailors in last week's 82nd Edgartown Yacht Club Regatta. More than 200 sailboats competed in the one-design sailboat race that ran from Thursday through Saturday.
School Leader Wants Change
Chairman David Rossi Proposes Reopening Regional Agreement to Create Single Committee; Merits Debated, Not Voted
By RACHEL KOVAC
The chairman of the all-Island school committee this week called for reopening the regional school agreement, which is nearly four decades old, with an eye toward creating one school committee to create more accountability and efficiency in the disparate Vineyard school system.
