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Hospice and Palliative Care of Martha’s Vineyard is offering a specialized grief workshop for seven weeks beginning Sunday, Jan. 16. “Making Meaning from Grief” will incorporate movement, sound, art, music, and writing to aid participants through their journeys with grief. The workshop will be run by Lori Shaller and Jane Norton. Shaller is an ordained […]
For the second year in a row, the Martha’s Vineyard Community Foundation has awarded its annual funds without the benefit of an event due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. But while the event isn’t happening, the foundation, formerly the Permanent Endowment, is distributing $228,500 to 27 Island organizations “that enrich and nourish the community,” according […]
Mariam Raqib does not take the power of a tree for granted. When she was a child growing up in Afghanistan, she remembers a country of great landscapes, trees and bushes.
The Martha's Vineyard Times Island shelters prepare to weather weekend storm A warming shelter is open inside West Tisbury library. -Susan Stafford With high winds and extreme temperatures expected over the weekend, an emergency warming shelter will be open to a limited number of community members. The emergency shelter, which is located in the meeting room of the West Tisbury Library, opened Friday at 11 am, and will remain operational until Monday at 11 am. Folks must call the Dukes County Communications Center at 508-693-1212, or the West Tisbury Police Department at 508-693-00...
The Martha's Vineyard Times Help the League of Women Voters To the Editor: The League of Women Voters of Martha’s Vineyard has run its signature fundraiser for more than 10 years. We collect inkjet printer cartridges at various sites around the Island and recycle them for refurbishing and resale. This keeps all these items out of our landfills, as well as earning the League money to continue its work. EduComp was always our most active collection site on the Vineyard. Now that EduComp has closed its doors, we encourage the public to bring used cartridges to any one of our sites ...