Thomas Humphrey

By the Numbers: House Hunting
Thomas Humphrey and Chris Burrell

 

 

Illustrations by Chris Burrell.

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Oak Bluffs Gets DEP Green Light for Next Wastewater Chapter

The Oak Bluffs wastewater facility is poised to undergo a complete makeover in the next few years, reconfiguring the infrastructure and increasing the capacity for the town, hooking up new neighborhoods to the plant.

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Vaccination Rates at Vineyard Schools Among Lowest in the State

Kindergartners across Dukes County have a higher proportion of vaccine exemptions than anywhere else in the state, with a 6.3 per cent county-wide exemption rate compared to the 1.4 per cent state average.

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On the Edgartown Shoreline, a Front Row Derby Seat

On the sandy point of Lighthouse Beach which guards the harbor entrance, derby fishermen lined up in even intervals on a recent afternoon, casting into the deep channel where tides bring Atlantic waters in and out of Edgartown harbor each day.

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Commission Opposes Proposed Land Bank Change

West Tisbury affordable housing committee chair Jefrey DuBard pitched a town meeting article that would require affordable housing committee appointees on each town’s land bank advisory committee.

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NOAA Weighs Cod Research Near Offshore Wind Projects

An area south of the Island near where several offshore wind energy companies have secured leases could soon be studied due to the potential adverse effects on cod spawning grounds.

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For Island Beekeepers, a New Life After Colony Collapse Disorder

It has been a harrowing two decades for the European honeybee, and the thousands of apiarists who keep them. A host of factors likely contributed to the phenomenon, but on the Vineyard one pest has risen above the rest to become enemy number one: the indomitable varroa mite.

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Kids Derby Day Puts the Spotlight on Youngest Anglers

The Kids Derby had been scheduled for two weeks ago but had to be postponed due to bad weather. Then the rescheduled date had to be rescheduled due to bad weather again. Finally, despite cold winds and overcast skies, the event went forward this Sunday morning, and the kids’ enthusiasm ran high.

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Chilmark Students to Relocate During HVAC Work

Next week, two classes will be temporarily moved to the Chilmark Community Center as workers finish up HVAC work at the Chilmark School.

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Rabbit, Rabbit

Sadly, having bunnies in your garden will not bring you good luck. But there are ways to co-exist with these hungry critters.

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