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May 5, 2006


High School Prom Enacts Strict Rules to Keep Kids Safe

For the first time, this year the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School junior prom will require not just a ticket to enter, but a green light from a breathalyzer.

After alcohol use caused problems at last year’s prom, high school principal Margaret (Peg) Regan considered cancelling this year’s prom and revisiting the issue…

Hospital Begins Formal Review

Hospital Begins Formal Review

Plans for $42 Million New Facility Set to Be Filed in Oak Bluffs; MVC Land Use Committee Will Discuss on Monday

By JULIA WELLS

The Martha’s Vineyard Community Hospital, much in the news this year with its ambitious $42 million capital campaign, is now set…

Fourth Annual Energy Day Held Tomorrow at Grange

Fourth Annual Energy Day Held Tomorrow at Grange

By IAN FEIN

Should the Vineyard tax large energy users as a way to fund more renewable energy projects?

That question will be a topic of discussion at the fourth annual Energy Day tomorrow, when the building inspector from Aspen, Colo.,…

SUCCESS STORY: Public Charter School Is Matchmaker for Learners

It is the kind of sunny spring day that lures young minds out through classroom windows onto the playground, but the seventh and eighth graders in Jonah Maidoff’s social studies class at the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School are decidedly focused on the issue at hand.

Last Vineyard Town Meeting Convenes Tuesday in Aquinnah

Last Vineyard Town Meeting Convenes Tuesday in Aquinnah

By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer

A slew of proposed Proposition 2 1/2 overrides and a couple of requests to partly restructure town government are among the decisions awaiting Aquinnah voters at their annual town meeting and town election next week.


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