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Chilmark Town Column: Dec. 5
Rick Karney, shellfish group executive director, said funding cuts could spell the end of the shell recovery program.
Popular eatery won't change much, new owner Michael Santoro said.
Varsity soccer player and team captain Ben Poole was one of 20 Vineyard athletes named to the conference all-star team. Poole was also named to the all-state team.
Town leaders expressed gratitude over news that coastal restoration grant would be renewed.
Umbrellas saw lots of action in November, with the Island receiving almost nine inches of rain.
Principal Gil Traverso and assistant principal Andrew Berry before presenting the high school budget last week.
Cloud shadows by day, moon shadows at night at Dogfish Bar.
Boarded up for now but soon to become three new retail shops.
Pull! Cam Alexander practices skeet at Goodale's pit.
Four cases of Vibrio were traced to Katama Bay this summer, despite the fact that oyster farmers have strictly adhered to protocols for handling.
Caitlin Van Neil watches Mike Minkiewicz make a bird feeder.
The sidewheeler Brinckerhoff is gone, but her whistle survives and can be heard across the sound whenever the ferry Nantucket sails.
Eddie, Donna and Bob Pacheco at the office.
Wampum, horses, deer and fish: Phoenix Russell has lots of arrows in her quiver.
Immigrant community on the Vineyard includes many Brazilians. Fernando Igreja, deputy consul general of Brazil, paid a visit to the Island four years ago.
Morning Glory Farm is currently the sole large-scale composting facility.
It will cost more this winter to light the night; electricity companies have announced that rates will rise.
With light snow falling, Charlotte heads out to sea on Friday morning, the day after Thanksgiving.
No backing down when the Fischer clan competes.
"Make no mistake, every time we set the net astern, day or night, we shared a hope that the next tow would bring us a positive report that cod and other species were in better shape than it appeared."
Long live the corner store: Mardell's first opened in 1913 as Vincent's Paper Store.
Airport manager Sean Flynn, who attended Monday meeting, said the county has done what it needed to in responding to complaint by airport commission.
Neighborhood Convention meets monthly at various houses of worship on the Island. In November it met at St. Andrew's Church in Edgartown.
Football coach Don Herman will retire after next season.
Deer weigh-in stations will be busy for the next two weeks.
Football players Daniel Costello and Elijah LaRue prepare for the big game by helping out the community.
Thanksgiving Day is an expression of deep gratitude for the rich productivity of the land.
