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I Made Him an Offer He Could Dance To
If I suddenly go missing after this column is published, please express your concern to any handy local law enforcement authority. Thank you.
3:51 pm, October 29, 2015
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Past Is Present As Class of 1970 Gathers
Michael Anthony
It seems the class of 1970 likes to be first. Among our class are past selectmen, town administrators, the county treasurer.
3:36 pm, October 29, 2015
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On Field and Off, the Coach Stands Tall
Jason Gay
When we talk about sports and the moments that actually matter, what we remember are coaches. Our coaches.
2:22 pm, October 22, 2015
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Building a Movement, Farm to School
Noli Hoye Taylor
Island Grown Schools brought a group of 10 farm to school leaders from across the state to the Vineyard for a two-day summit.
2:21 pm, October 22, 2015
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Starting Anew Is Complicated Journey
Amadine Muniz
Imagine having to leave your home. Your living conditions at home can no longer support your family and so you decide to start again in a new...
2:18 pm, October 22, 2015
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Tranquil Fall Belies Hardship a World Away
Phyllis Meras
With summer over, the Island is peaceful. Life had hardly been peaceful, however, for many in the part of Europe where I was traveling.
2:13 pm, October 22, 2015
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Remembrance of Things Past and Chocolate Chiffon Pie
I was staring deeply into the chocolate chiffon pie and soon drifting back to childhood. For eight summers my parents dragged their only child off to...
3:22 pm, October 15, 2015
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Dear Trudy, Your Table Still Awaits
Sydney Bender
We tie our aprons on and then there she is, right on time, just before the restaurant opens, standing with her jacket in her hands.
3:19 pm, October 15, 2015
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Following the Lead of the Lithograph
Klaus D. Vogt
The protagonist of this story is a lithograph, acquired in 1966 in Greenwich Village, eventually landing in West Tisbury.
3:16 pm, October 15, 2015
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To Rewrite Wrongs of History Let the Tribe Have its Way
Fletcher H. (Flash) Wiley
From the first moments that whites entered New England, they began their centuries-long expropriation and exploitation of native American lands.
3:14 pm, October 15, 2015
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Seeking Shelter from the Storm
Bill Eville
My wife Cathlin and I were married 14 years ago, on Oct. 6 in New York city, just a few weeks after 9/11. We were married in Judson Church.
11:01 am, October 8, 2015
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Busy Beach Road Needs a Shared Use Path
Dan Greenbaum
Beach Road along Vineyard Haven harbor is one of the busiest and most critical transportation corridors on the Vineyard.
10:58 am, October 8, 2015
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