Addison Antonoff

Car Crashes Into Oak Bluffs Home

Firefighters responded to the corner of Kennebec avenue and Samoset avenue at 12:44 a.m. for a report of a Dodge Charger hitting a house, Oak Bluffs deputy fire Chief Stephen Foster said.

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Oak Bluffs Considers New Taxi Rules

The select board began to review taxi regulations after Jacqueline McGillicuddy, the owner of MV Harbor Taxi, asked the board to support local taxi services against out-of-town companies that operate in Oak Bluffs.

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Towns Grant Police Harbor Patrol Designation

A boat crash on Chappaquiddick earlier this year prompted two Island police departments to designate more officers to harbor patrols to better enforce the law on the water. 

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In the Studio With Mac Young

Mac Young wears several hats for the current production of Much Ado About Nothing, including a literal straw one to ward off the sun during long rehearsal days outdoors.

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Marching With Tradition at the Holy Ghost Parade

The Feast of the Holy Ghost parade set Sunday morning, cheered on by the Island community as it made its way up Circuit avenue, towards the town cemetery and on to the Portuguese American Club.

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Photography Exhibit Documents Seminal Period in Black Life

During his lifetime, Leo Frame has photographed iconic figures such as Muhammad Ali, Angela Davis, Miles Davis and Sly Stone. These and other images are currently part of an exhibit at the Oak Bluffs Library called Bearing Witness to Black Consciousness: Leo Frame.

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Finding Hope in the Age of Grievance

Frank Bruni opened up the 2024 Martha’s Vineyard Author Series, talking about his new book The Age of Grievance, and being interviewed by NPR political correspondent Mara Liasson.

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Iconic Tabernacle Secures Future With New Roof

Late last month, after eight months of construction to replace the roof, the public was welcomed back to the pews and stained glass windows of the wrought-iron venue, just in time for Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School’s graduation.

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In the Studio With Alison Shaw

Alison Shaw stands in the fog beneath the Oak Bluffs fishing pier. Her camera is positioned on a tripod as she looks through the lens at the early morning waves meeting the shoreline.

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Bringing History to Life in the Classroom

Through Phyllis Vechiia's Women in History program, she uses song and theatrical presentations to introduce Vineyard students each year to important women in history.

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