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The Minute:
Next week is a big one for the Vineyard high school football team, who will take on rivals Nantucket at Fenway Park on Tuesday. In today’s paper and online, we're sharing our collaboration with the Nantucket Current, a close look at the head-to-head matchup and what to watch for.
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... is $1.9 million dollars. That's the offer on the table to end what has been the bane of Vineyard summers for decades. John Leone, owner of Oak Bluffs' remaining three moped licenses, is offering to sell them to the town or any interested party. This would in effect take rental mopeds off Island roads, as Oak Bluffs could choose to not allow any more licenses. The town is, however, unsure whether the purchase would be legally feasible. Read more
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Aquinnah and Chilmark’s police departments are in early planning stages to collaborate against short staffing, which could lead to shared responsibilities between offices. Chiefs are yet to nail down specifics, but they say guarding against shortages has become more difficult. Aquinnah also anticipates being an officer short this spring. Read more
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When it comes to local rivalries, nothing stirs up emotions like the coveted Island Cup. Since its inception in 1978, the football matchup between the Nantucket Whalers and the Vineyard has become a cornerstone in each of the Islands’ respective cultures. And this year, it’s at Fenway Park. Here is our preview of what to look for at the big game. A special thanks to the Nantucket Current for teaming up with us. Read more
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In this season of giving thanks, we want to show our gratitude to all of you who subscribe to The Minute and our print and online edition. Thank you for being part of our community.
This week we are launching what we call a “sustainer” campaign to call for direct community support for the public service role of local journalism. We ask you to consider making a donation to sustain our work to provide trusted, local news that helps us all establish a shared set of facts so we can make good decisions together as a community. That’s what local news does, it pulls us together. And in these polarized times, it’s never been more important.
As part of this campaign, from now until the end of the year we are removing our paywall to show our appreciation to you for being part of our community.
We need your support and we hope you’ll join this campaign by donating today.
—From Charles Sennot, Publisher
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Victoria Haeselbarth reflects on the many advancements made against aging, and for getting old gracefully. Some researchers are even arguing that lifespans closer to 130 years could be in reach. For now, you'll appreciate a list of things you can do to take care of your health. Read more
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Today
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Chilmarkers who aren't afraid to get their hands dirty might take interest in this presentation on new composting options available in their town. There will also be general tips for winter composting. It's 5 pm to 6 pm at the Chilmark Library, 522 South Road, Chilmark. Read more
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Tomorrow |
Inspired by her Edgartown summers and global travels, Raemi Ray has penned the first three novels in her "Martha's Vineyard Murder" series. Her books blend the charm of Vineyard life with suspense-filled tales drawn from the headlines, and she'll be sharing her creative process and signing her works. It's 5 pm to 6 pm at the M.V. Museum, 151 Lagoon Pond Road, Vineyard Haven. $25 for non-members, $15 for members. Buy tickets here
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Movies |
Check out what's playing at Island theaters here.
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Family Events |
Check out activities for kids and their families here.
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MEETINGS |
The Martha's Vineyard Airport Commission holds a special meeting at 2 pm tomorrow. Agenda here.
The West Tisbury select board meets at 3 pm tomorrow. Agenda here.
The Steamship Authority General Manager Search Committee meets at 4 pm tomorrow. Agenda here.
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Boldwater Waterfront Estate, Edgartown
Spectacular 35 acre Boldwater Association waterfront estate on Edgartown Great Pond with breathtaking views over 1,000 ft wide low brushy pond front terrain and across the 3/4 mile wide Lyles Bay, dreamy Swan Neck Point, the 1 1/2 mile wide main pond and barrier beach to the ocean beyond.Mark Hutker created an innovative design with an arc shape nautical theme so every room faces the water. The 3 second floor bedrooms enjoy large balconies and the first floor primary bedroom opens to a nice deck and quiet garden sanctuary. Adding to this estate, reflecting decades of careful planning and development, is a lovely private pool and pool house, 4 room guest suite over the garage with large deck, two stone wall enclosed specimen fruit tree meadows, a large
field circled by a grand stone wall, a idyllic lily pond and two miles of private trails.
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What's for dinner tonight?
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Dining Out?
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The Barn Open daily for lunch, dinner & bowling. Text Barnmv to 508/696/9800 to receive deals & specials.
Farm Neck Cafe Gather with friends to watch a game in our spacious bar, or dine on the terrace. Serving lunch 11am to 3pm. 508/693/3560
Contact adsales@mvtimes.com to promote your dining specials with the MV Times.
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Who is one with nature? We'll throw all winning answers into a pot at the end of the month and someone will win a free MV Times T-shirt.
Email your answer to newsletters@mvtimes.com, and let us know which day you are guessing about. For a previous Name This Islander, see our archive.
Wednesday's contest answer:
Omar Rayyan
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