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Mike McPherson of Reliable Market brings groceries to Island Food Pantry.
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In a decade or two, they may all be headlining the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival. But for now, a group of 14 aspiring young Island filmmakers will at least enjoy the opportunity to share their work with the Vineyard community and possibly a few of the seasoned filmmakers who will attend the festival to promote their own work.
Vineyard WeekFriday, March 19, 2010
Matcha Class: Properties; How to Find and How to Cook With It is from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Matcha green tea powder is at the heart of the Japanese way of tea preparation. Tea smoothies, kombucha, cookies, ice cream and sea salt matcha. Cost is $95. For details and location, visit culinary-experiences.com or call 508-645-5000.
Acrylics for Beginners with Kenneth Vincent is from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at Featherstone. Cost is $30. Pre-register by calling 508-693-1850.
Watercolor and More! for ages three to six with Lani Carney is from 2 to 4 p.m. at Featherstone. Cost is $30. For details, call 508-693-1850.
Scrapbook Basics for children ages 7 to 11 with Eniko DeLisle is from 3 to 5 p.m. at Featherstone. Cost is $30. For details or to preregister, call 508-693-1850.
Live Music: Jazz with the J.C. Trio is at 4 p.m. at the West Tisbury library. Free.
Salsa with Saskia begins with a ladies' styling class at 6 p.m., beginners at 7 p.m. and intermediate dancers at 8 p.m. at the Camp Jabberwocky studio in Vineyard Haven, Greenwood avenue extension. Cost is on a sliding scale, from $7.50 to $12.50 per lesson.
Free Community Yoga is at the Yoga Barn on South Road, just over the Chilmark town line, at 6 p.m. For details, call 508-645-9642.
Talk: Lives Forever Changed, with Cory Scanlon, a convicted drunk driver who killed two friends in a car crash, is at 7 p.m. in the high school library conference room.
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News Update: Wednesday, March 17Fire officials plan to conduct a controlled burn on Thursday, March 18, at Katama Airport in Edgartown. Smoke may be visible east of Herring Creek Road and may drift towards Chappy...
Prescribed Burn Thursday in Katama -
Companies Rush to Bring Faster Internet ServiceThree different start-up companies are pursuing plans to radically expand the Island’s broadband connections, and in the process dramatically improve the Island’s cell phone, Internet and cable television service...
By JIM HICKEY -
Cuttyhunk Combats Comcast on WirelessCreative system of bouncing signal from Aquinnah is called foul, leaving island without serviceOkay, so maybe what the residents of Cuttyhunk were doing in order to get their high-speed Internet service was not strictly legal, but goodness, it was clever. It showed, they will tell you, the sort of inventiveness that made America great...
9 commentsBy MIKE SECCOMBE -
Volunteers Feed Record Number of Islanders
The Island Food Pantry unfortunately broke another new record last week. In a span of three days, the pantry gave food to 184 Vineyarders. Of the three days, Monday, March 1 was the largest, with 74 recipients.
Though the snow is gone for now, and the coldest days could be past, “this is the tightest squeeze of the year,” said Armen Hanjian, who heads the nonprofit organziation that provides free food for the Island’s indigent. Work and finer weather have yet to arrive...
By MARK ALAN LOVEWELL -
Voters to Face Seven Per Cent Tax Hike in Budget QuestionsAgainst the strong objections of the chairman of the finance advisory committee, and one of its own members, the Oak Bluffs selectmen on Tuesday voted to adopt a $24.5 million budget for next year, approving several budget overrides and putting salary increases for town and school employees back into the budget at the last minute...
By JIM HICKEY -
Congressman Bill Delahunt Reflects
Thirty-five years ago, at the end of the Viet Nam war, there was a mass evacuation of Vietnamese orphans who had been adopted by Americans and other nationalities. One of the parents anxiously waiting for news of Operation Babylift was one William Delahunt.
It was a nerve-racking time. Mr. Delahunt thought his new adopted daughter was on the first flight out. Then he learned the first flight crashed...
By MIKE SECCOMBE -
Owners Remove Willows Blocking Tashmoo ViewsThe view from the Tashmoo overlook, one of the great vistas of Martha’s Vineyard, has been restored, after the owners of a number of large trees finally bowed to pressure from the town of Tisbury and allowed the chainsaws in yesterday...
By MIKE SECCOMBE -
Tonight’s Party Is Tomorrow’s Job Interview
The Chilmark Police Department recently shut down a longtime party barn for teens after a source led them to photos of the location on Facebook. The photos were posted on the social networking Web site by the very kids who took part in the booze-infused parties held there, begging the question: Why post a public record of illegal or unsavory behavior in the first place?..
By MEGAN DOOLEY
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