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Edgartown Town Column: Nov. 13

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Source: Vineyard Gazette

Once again, our week was sunny and warm during the day. But when the sun goes down it is best to have a jacket or sweatshirt available. With the weather threatening freezing temperatures, and some places snow, it is time to put the hoses away after having to water with the past warm weather. Now we just have to deal with the leaves. Happy Birthday to all who celebrated their day this past week. Big balloons go out to Victoria Cezario, Michael Leahy, Sophia Dos Santos, Alice Martins, Rahjae Hall, Helena Da Silva, Addison Kral and Juliet Merrill who all celebrated their day this past week. The Edgartown School performed the production of Beetlejuice Jr. The production of this play was amazing and proved that we have some very talented young people. The great part of the play was that it involved all the children from kindergarten to the eighth grade. Of course, it was all made possible by teachers, and technical crew and of course costumes creators to make it all come together.

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