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About 50 migrants, most from Venezuela, including children, arrived by chartered plane on Martha's Vineyard Wednesday afternoon. Surprised island officials scrambled to care for them.
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As part of a major climate bill passed last week, an Act Driving Clean Energy and Offshore Wind, the state will launch a pilot program in 10 communities that prevents any gas hookups or oil or propane tanks from being included in new buildings or major renovation projects.
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CAI's Kathryn Eident talks with Nike Okejidi about her group, Curated Curl, and their upcoming event called Soulfully Textured, A Natural Hair Festival.
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“I have no idea how you would get that high of a number,” said Maura Valley, the Tisbury health agent.
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“A lot of people are calling, trying to find out how they can sign up for the study,” said Maura Valley, health agent in Tisbury.
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Hundreds of dead seabirds are turning up along the Massachusetts coast — especially on Martha’s Vineyard — and state environmental and health officials suspect avian influenza could be the cause.
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For the first time, the native Blazing Star will be planted in Edgartown as part of coastal habitat restoration. The plant attracts bees and butterflies.
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Brazilian candidate will teach Portuguese as a temporary non-immigrant, a first for the district.
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The absence of one crew member on Memorial Day forced the Steamship Authority to cancel its evening ferry service between Woods Hole and Martha's Vineyard.
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During a tense, three-hour meeting Monday night, the School Committee focused on how to proceed after the town’s Planning Board voted weeks earlier to effectively quash the turf project.