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Stories by Steve Myrick

Opioid Epidemic Candlelight Vigil

August 23, 2018
Steve Myrick

A candlelight vigil is planned for next Friday on the Vineyard as part of an effort to draw attention to the opioid epidemic for International Overdose Awareness Day. The event is being organized by...

Winds of Change on Stage Through Lens of Deaf Community

August 22, 2018
Steve Myrick

In the late 1800s a genetic trait in the mostly insulated community of Chilmark resulted in an unusually high number of deaf people living there. At the time, one in 25 residents of the town were...

Contract Talks Between VTA and Drivers Set to Begin

August 16, 2018
Steve Myrick

Contract talks between the company that hires drivers for the Vineyard Transit Authority and the union that represents them are set to begin next month after a three-year legal battle over the vote...

Questions Surface Over Island Theatre

August 16, 2018
Steve Myrick

The dilapidated Island Theater building was on a few minds during the annual summer taxpayers meeting hosted by the oak Bluffs selectmen Tuesday night. One resident questioned selectmen about the...

Looking Past Marginalization to Put Narrative in Public Sphere

August 16, 2018
Steve Myrick

An overflow crowd turned out Monday, August 13, to hear four accomplished African-American women, including former senior White House advisor Valerie Jarrett, discuss the role of black women in...

Advancement Project Looks to 2018 Elections

August 15, 2018
Steve Myrick

A standing room only crowd packed the Strand Theatre in Oak Bluffs to hear a panel discussion on progress in the racial justice movement. The annual discussion on Martha’s Vineyard was...

Hinckley's Lumber Sold to Island Real Estate Investor

August 9, 2018
Steve Myrick

Hinckley’s Lumber, the landmark commercial property on Beach Road in Vineyard Haven, has been sold to an Aquinnah real estate investor. The Larkin B. Reeves Family Trust bought the land and...

Yacht Club Construction Work Begins in the Fall

August 8, 2018
Steve Myrick

Edgartown selectmen heard an update on plans for a construction project at the Edgartown Yacht Club, discussed problems with dogs on Fuller street beach and heard concerns about traffic problems on...

Rally Brings Addiction Out of the Shadows

August 3, 2018
Steve Myrick

What began as the protest of one woman burgeoned into a demonstration at Five Corners in Vineyard Haven Thursday evening, when about 40 people gathered to express frustration at the Island opioid...

Straight Talk, No Chaser; Trying to Keep Up With Everett Poole

August 2, 2018
Steve Myrick

A sign just outside the door of the Chilmark Chandlery says the store is open in late afternoon and other inconvenient times. On a muggy day on the after side of 3 p.m., Everett Poole ambles up the...

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