The first osprey of the year has arrived on Island bringing with it a reminder of spring. Zachary Klumick, a dock builder from Edgartown, said that he was out at Watcha Pond Friday at 4:30 pm when he caught a fleeting glimpse of the bird of prey as it flew across the water heading west. […] The post Move over... ...
With the high school swim season over, two of the coaches, Jen Passafiume and Jon Chatinover, took to the pool themselves for the first weekend of the 2019 New England LMSC Short Course Championships at Harvard University. The first day of the four-day meet is for distance events. Each swimmer could choose either the... ...
MIT men’s basketball senior and former MVRHS standout Tim Roberts of Oak Bluffs has been named as the 2019 Google Cloud Academic All-America Team Member of the Year for Division III Men’s Basketball. The team, selected by College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), recognizes the nation’s top... ...
The Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation is the new owner of a 5.7-acre parcel of land on Chappaquiddick that will soon be open to the public. In its winter 2019 newsletter, Sheriff’s Meadow announced that on December 28 Norman Champ gifted his Chappy property to the conservation organization. The property sits atop the North... ...
Louisa HufstaderTuesday morning in Falmouth, the Steamship Authority will reveal three revised design concepts for the Woods Hole terminal building.
We have seen the response to our story about the recent deaths of two infants, and would like to address many of the comments on our site, and on local social media. We included details about the ethnicity of two children who died recently that, while relevant to us in a developing story, confused our […] The... ...
Holly Pretsky After more than 30 years as an Edgartown police officer, Sgt. Thomas Smith signed off Friday afternoon to applause and appreciation from his colleagues and family. About 30 people gathered outside the Edgartown station, some in police and paramedic uniforms, others in street clothes on their off-day, to say goodbye. Mr. Smith arrived in his Edgartown police SUV and broadcast his last radio call as a full-time officer.
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Noah AsimowLibraries are supposed to be quiet places. Just don’t tell that to Edgartown police chief Bruce McNamee. Especially on the Friday before St. Patrick’s Day.
Dorothy Savarese, president and CEO of Cape Cod Five, presented the Island Housing Trust (IHT) with a $10,000 check to help fund a housing project Friday afternoon in Tisbury. The money will go directly to the rehabilitation of Hanover House, a former bed and breakfast that will offer 12 furnished bedrooms with... ...
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