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Stories by Landry Harlan

Spring Sports Teams Embrace New Conference

March 29, 2019
Landry Harlan

A wave of new opponents awaits the regional high school spring sports teams as the program transitions into the eight-team Cape and Islands league. Coaches echoed this week they are confident their...

Advance Bookings Point to Busy Summer Season

March 28, 2019
Landry Harlan

Early signs point to another busy summer season with strong advance ferry reservations and a surge of hotel and rental bookings. “I think the Island is going to sink another few inches in...

Betting on Bacteria, Noah Glasgow Wins Science Gold

March 27, 2019
Landry Harlan

The Falmouth Academy science fair loomed, just a couple of months away, and 16-year-old Noah Glasgow’s project was in serious jeopardy. Experiments weren’t going anywhere and the...

Eclipse Studio Aims to Be Community Health Magnet

March 27, 2019
Landry Harlan

Eclipse Studio isn’t a yoga studio. It’s not an acupuncture clinic, writing center or art gallery, either. Well, not technically. To owner Antone Dias, it’s all of that and more. It...

New Art Gallery Is Homegrown and Handmade

March 26, 2019
Landry Harlan

Edgartown artist Brandon Newton was painting in Menemsha last summer when he heard a car horn blaring behind him and someone shouting his name. It was Aquinnah artist Abe Pieciak, who was looking for...

From Healthy Pop-Tarts to Bacteria in Space, High School Science Fair Delivers

March 25, 2019
Landry Harlan

Cardboard rockets, lemon batteries and “healthy” Pop-Tarts were just a few of the projects displayed at the annual high school science fair Saturday morning that would have made Bill Nye...

Tribal Rights, Economy Dominate at Congressman Keating's Town Hall

March 22, 2019
Landry Harlan

Congressman Bill Keating, meeting with Island constituents Thursday evening in Vineyard Haven, fielded questions ranging from economic development to Washington gridlock to legislation he sponsored...

Selectmen Approve Bus Turnaround Plan for Menemsha

March 20, 2019
Landry Harlan

A new Menemsha traffic plan is set to be implemented this summer after approval by Chilmark selectmen Tuesday night. The plan, originally drawn up by Chilmark resident Barbara Armstrong, is the...

Oak Bluffs Prepares for Climate Change Future

March 18, 2019
Landry Harlan

Sea level rise, coastal erosion and flooding are the major environmental hazards threatening Oak Bluffs in the coming years, but there are solutions for minimizing the impact. That was the message of...

County Budget Looks to Offset Loss of Alarm Fee Revenue

March 18, 2019
Landry Harlan

County leaders approved a $1.75 million county budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which includes $62,960 to offset a deficit due to the loss of alarm fee revenue. The bulk of the offset will be...

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