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Since 50 Venezuelan migrants landed on Martha’s Vineyard in a plane chartered by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and later left for Joint Base Cape Cod, the Island has wondered where they’ve gone, and what’s next for them. According to Larkin Stallings, a Martha’s Vineyard Community Services board member and Vineyard business owner who is one […]
The Islandwide spelling bee returned to the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School Performing Arts Center (PAC) Friday after the competition was canceled for two consecutive years due to COVID. It was a nailbiter. Even with such skilled competition, Kalleb Oliveira, a fifth grader from the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School, took home the win correctly […]
The Martha's Vineyard Times April 1, 20211 There are many unsung heroes of the pandemic, and I’m grateful to Richie Smith, Assistant Superintendent of Martha’s Vineyard Schools, for suggesting that I do a photo essay on school nurses. Their stories differ,...
The Martha's Vineyard Times MV@Work: Caring for our kids 1 of 9 “School nursing is the hidden jewel of nursing. You make an impact on kids. Kids listen to you.” –Linda Leonard, RN, BSN, NCSN, nurse at Martha's Vineyard Regional High School — Jeremy Driesen “I love walking down the street in Oak Bluffs and recognizing the kids from school.” –Lana Schafer, RN, BSN, NCSN, nurse at Oak Bluffs School — Jeremy Driesen “I became a nurse because I was an EMT, and I always wondered what happened after I dropped my patients off.” –Deeana Ahearn Laird, RN, BSN, assis...