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MV Times News:
- Featherstone — Sometimes My Blues Change Colors
‘Sometimes My Blues Change Colors,’ a solo exhibition at Featherstone Center for the Arts by Delita Martin, a celebrated master printmaker, opens Sunday July 28 from 4 to 6 pm. The show is “a journey into the depths of cultural expression that compels us to rethink the boundaries of artistic representation.” In “Sometimes My Blues The post Featherstone — Sometimes My Blues Change Colors appeared first on The Martha's Vineyard Times.
- Congressman criticizes turbine-damage response
Congressman Bill Keating, representative for the Islands, called for federal officials to set up a protocol so local, state, and tribal stakeholders will be immediately notified when “hazardous conditions” arise in offshore wind lease areas. Keating made the request in a July 23 letter to Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement director Kevin M. Sligh, The post Congressman criticizes turbine-damage response appeared first on The Martha's Vineyard Times.
- Building community around alpha-gal
Hives. Stomach pain. Anaphylaxis. There are just some of the symptoms that more and more Islanders are encountering after being bitten by a lone-star tick. Vineyarder Adriana Stimola is one who has struggled with alpha-gal syndrome, the tick-borne allergy to mammalian food products. The condition has caused an especially difficult couple of weeks for her The post Building community around alpha-gal appeared first on The Martha's Vineyard Times.
- The Moth coming back to the Tabernacle
On August 3, the Trinity Park Tabernacle will once again become the mainstage for The Moth, an event featuring storytelling from locals and visitors. Founded in 1997 by novelist George Dawes Green, The Moth is a nonprofit organization that hosts “storytelling events,” where writers perform personal stories to audiences across the country. “What we’re looking The post The Moth coming back to the Tabernacle appeared first on The Martha's Vineyard Times.
- Accident leads to up-Island power outages
Up-Island police responded to two accidents overnight on Thursday evening, one that cut power in multiple towns. In West Tisbury, police responded to a single motor-vehicle accident on State Road close to midnight. Chief Matt Mincone said that the driver — 23-year-old Isabelle Cole from Chelmsford — crashed into a utility pole. A witness told The post Accident leads to up-Island power outages appeared first on The Martha's Vineyard Times.
MV Gazette News:
- Car Crashes Into Oak Bluffs Home
4:30 pm, July 26, 2024Firefighters 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.
- Keating Calls For Better Notification After Turbine Break
2:55 pm, July 26, 2024U.S. Rep. Bill Keating urged federal offshore wind regulators to establish a new protocol to ensure town and tribal officials are notified when something goes wrong.
- Power Restored After Late Night West Tisbury Crash
1:00 pm, July 26, 2024A Chelmsford woman allegedly crashed a SUV into a utility pole by the State Road gas station in West Tisbury early Friday morning, knocking out power for nearby homes for a brief period.
- By the Numbers: Houses of Worship
10:40 pm, July 25, 2024Island churches and worship centers, by the numbers. All illustrations by Chris Burrell.
- Vineyard Shop Dogs: Nell's Dynamic Duo
9:50 pm, July 25, 2024At Nell, Bosun and Captain keep the ship running.