Mark Alan Lovewell
Actually, these cicadas have been around all along, but have yet to emerge from underground. They come out of hiding, taking to the bushes and trees once every 17 years.
William Wilcox, water resource planner for the Martha's Vineyard Commission, is getting ready and he'd like the community to do the same. Just listen for their sound and watch for their appearance. He'd like to document all the reports.
This week, work began and is almost complete on the construction of a fish ladder at the head of Lake Tashmoo.
Barbara Flynn Leaves; Office Closes
Caseworker Retires; State May Close Welfare Office
By MANDY LOCKE
Barbara Flynn leans closer - peering over her calico-framed glasses - and gives cat, Two-Face, another stroke before whispering, \"I don\'t know what they\'re going to do.\"
Only the large desk cluttered with stacks of papers, a computer and a ringing telephone reminds the listener that this slight lady is anything other than a lifelong friend, that this office is anything other than a comfy living room.
