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May 11, 2007


Voter Conduct Is Neighborly

Voter Conduct Is Neighborly

Aquinnah Annual Town Meeting Rejects Notion of Shifting Regional School Costs Over to Chilmark

By IAN FEIN

In a magnanimous sign of regional good will, Aquinnah voters at their annual town meeting this week turned down an opportunity to pass on some $74,000 in Up-Island…

Mystery Writer Philip R. Craig Penned Popular Fiction Series

Philip R. Craig, the salty Edgartown author who earned national and local celebrity status for his popular Vineyard mystery series, died on May 8 at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital after a brief illness. He was 74 and had lived year-round in a renovated Ocean Heights camp with his wife Shirley.

On Stage: Playhouse Hosts Spring Festival of Short Works

About a week ago, Trudy Russell was sitting at her Olivetti Lettera 25 typewriter with her morning cup of coffee when the phone rang. The woman on the other line introduced herself as M.J. Munafo and told Mrs. Russell that her play, Closure, had been selected for the Vineyard Playhouse spring festival, Island Interludes.

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Playhouse Hosts Spring Festival of Short Works

About a week ago, Trudy Russell was sitting at her Olivetti Lettera 25 typewriter with her morning cup of coffee when the phone rang. The woman on the other line introduced herself as M.J. Munafo and told Mrs. Russell that her play, Closure, had been selected for the Vineyard Playhouse spring festival, Island Interludes.

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Boat Line Bill Set for Hearing

Boat Line Bill Set for Hearing

Sleeper Legislation Would Dilute Island Control of SSA Board; Unions Back the Measure, Management Does Not

By MIKE SECCOMBE

The Steamship Authority is facing a fresh fight for its independence over union-backed attempts to change the composition of its board to dilute local…


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