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The Minute:
A controversial development on Spring Street in Vineyard Haven will ultimately wind up before the Island’s regional commission after a split decision last night.
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Mark Higgins joined the Steamship in April of last year, and the Times learned today that he is resigning. He’s the second top official in the Steamship Authority to announce his resignation recently, after the general manager announced in September that he would be stepping down. It also comes with the Steamship on the hot seat and a pubic information meeting planned on Tuesday. Read more
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The M.V. Commission voted 10–4 yesterday to accept 97 Spring Street for a thorough review as a development of regional impact. The commission’s next step for the property, which is intended to house Vineyard Wind workers in a residential district, will be a public hearing. The review process could also lead to restrictions on the project. Read more
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West Tisbury has decided to adopt a residential tax exemption in an effort to help year-round residents struggling with high living costs. The tax measure will bring higher costs to second homeowners. The change has been controversial in the town, and the select board was also split on whether the exemption was fair. Read more
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Oak Bluffs Police is joining Tisbury in an investigation into car break-ins after a number of vehicles in Oak Bluffs were reported to have been broken into overnight. Police are encouraging residents to lock their cars. Also, West Tisbury suggests looking out for people snatching deliveries, as the holiday season is coming soon. Read more
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The Steamship’s latest vessel — the Barnstable — pulled into Massachusetts’ waters on Wednesday with horns blaring. It’s undergoing some work before subbing into the Nantucket lineup. See a video of the Barnstable rolling into the Steamship’s Fairhaven terminal here.
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Ron Jackson reviews the fourth outing of the Tristan Israel Band, "Snake Hollow," which he says might be Israel's best yet. Recorded in West Tisbury, the album's highlights range from the groovy "House Always Wins," to "Virginia," a song about an old love written long ago, to the soul-funk "Gotta Believe," and much more. The release party is tomorrow, 7 pm, at Pathways ARTS. Read more
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Today
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The “Wicked Good Musical Revue,” is hosting a delightful evening of music and song at the Martha's Vineyard Playhouse tonight at 7pm. These performances are presented by some of the Island’s best artists and performers, such as musicians Peter Boak, Molly Sturges, and Brian Weiland. Look forward as well to David Behnke, Rachel Cook, Jenny Friedman, Leslie Guzman, and Katherine Reid. Read more
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Saturday |
Anyone with college applications on the mind should consider an individual session with Young Adult Librarian Michelle Lynch. Before arriving at the O.B. Library, Michelle spent 10 years in college access work and helped students through the college application process. She also holds a post-master’s certificate in college admissions counseling and has been a guidance counselor at the high school. First, check this event calendar and email mlynch@clamsnet.org to register.
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Sunday |
The MV Ballroom Dancers invites you to enjoy an evening of off-season dancing and music, with performances by local favorites. On Sunday, Becky and Rich from the Convertibles will be performing. The event is free and is funded by a grant from the Martha's Vineyard Cultural Council. It’s at the Unitarian Universalist Society, Stevens Chapel, 238 Main Street, Vineyard Haven. Read more
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Movies |
View the lineup of feature films and documentaries at Island theaters and libraries here.
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MEETINGS |
The Edgartown select board meets at 4 pm on Monday. Agenda here.
The all-Island school committee meets 5:30 pm on Monday. Agenda here.
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Quote of the Day
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"We encourage everyone to follow the 9pm rule … which includes locking up, keeping [exterior residence] lights on, hiding valuables, removing items, closing doors, and reporting any suspicious activity to the police."
—Oak Bluffs police are now fielding break-in calls after similar activities in Tisbury
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What's for dinner tonight?
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Dining Out? |
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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Staying In? |
Discover a "24-karat culinary ingredient" in the recipe for Roasted Brussels Sprouts, shared many years ago by Garden Notes columnist Abigail Higgins.
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Name This Islander |
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Who's handling this plant? 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.
Thursday's contest answer:
Marion Willoughby
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