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August 15, 2003


As Culinary Probe Proceeds, School Leaders Are Divided

As Culinary Probe Proceeds, School Leaders Are Divided

By CHRIS BURRELL

More than a month after regional high school teacher Peter J. Koines was arrested by Oak Bluffs police and charged with stealing $11,000 worth of school-owned equipment and funds, Island school officials are now seriously divided over how they should…

Yearlong Job: Behind Scenes for Fireworks is Fundraising

It is not easy raising funds for a summer signature event. Tonight’s fireworks will be the biggest display Ocean Park spectators have ever seen. That is the way it is every year.

Bigger and better than ever is the game plan, according to David Kelsen of CR Pyro, the Middleton company that is…

Illumination Night Magic Clears Clutter of a More Hectic Century

Maybe it's the sound: giggling, try-and-catch-me children, laughing adults, backyard party chatter. Maybe it's the color: pastels and bright hues sprinkled over pathways and porches and suspended in mid-flight like handfuls of confetti. Maybe it's all the smiles: people on front porch rocking chairs or strolling along walkways; everyone ready to pose for pictures and…

County Drops Top Job Offer

County Drops Top Job Offer

In Divided Vote, Commissioners Withdraw Offer of Manager’s Position to Laurie Perry; Search Begins Anew

By ALEXIS TONTI

Almost four months after the Dukes County commissioners selected Laurie Perry, former administrator for the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah), as county manager, they voted…

Boat Line Ready to Vote on Fast Ferry

Boat Line Ready to Vote on Fast Ferry

By JULIA WELLS

An abrupt announcement by Steamship Authority managers early this week that they will convert the passenger ferry Schamonchi to a private operation led to another abrupt announcement yesterday: A license agreement with a private operator who wants to run high-speed…


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