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SAVE OUR INKWELL BEACH SIGNS

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Valerie Cooper
8 years ago

The signs are wonderful!!

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Cynthia Jones-Hundley
8 years ago

I would like the sign to stay. It is incredibly beautiful and represents the town of Oak Bluffs in a spectacular, respectful way. The sign creates happiness and invokes appreciation.

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Deborah Peyton
8 years ago

I love the Inkwell, please do not take down the sign

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Michelle Holloway
8 years ago

This is Black History!

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Nelson Lopes
8 years ago

I’m in favor of the sign

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Karen Coffey
8 years ago

Save the Inkwell Signs!

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Myrna Allston
8 years ago

This is part of our history for our community and the town of Oak Bluffs, as a resident of this community, it give me great pride to sign this petition.

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Alyssa Sloan
8 years ago Featured

I was so excited to see and take a picture next to this sign. It was the perfect way to commemorate my first time to The Inkwell! It's lovely, and it subtly adds to the layers of history that keep us newbies wanting to visit your beautiful island. Please vote to approve it :)

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Chris Sabin
8 years ago

Keep the signs.

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Shandell Shields
8 years ago

Restore the artistic and historical signage

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Lisa Leduc
8 years ago

As a 25-year vacationer on the Vineyard, I unconditionally support the ANNUAL reinstatement of these signs that speak to the history, culture and timeless beauty of Oak Bluffs. Michael Johnson is a wonderful photographer and asset to the island community on so many levels. Approval by a "sign committe" after having already been approved and posted last year by OB Parks and Rec, is completely absurd.

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Dick Iacovello
8 years ago

I support The Inkwell community

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June Carter Perry
8 years ago

The Inkwell is a historic beach and part of Martha’s Vineyard legacy. The signage brings it to the attention of all.

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Harry Seymour
8 years ago Featured

The signs are more than simply a location marker. They are works of art representing an historical landmark with which many an Islander and visitor have a deep and abiding historical connection. To remove them without a very strong and convincing rational would be a travesty and an insult.

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Marcus Stewart
8 years ago

Save our OB signs

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Tiffany Probasco
8 years ago

Save the signs!

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Jeanine Morris
8 years ago

Save the history

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Barbara Peckham
8 years ago

Enough with the cooked up "rules" Put the signs back! We ponce were a great community and are now being bound by more and more home-made "rules."

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Jeanine Primm Jones
8 years ago

Please keep these signs!

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Pamela Zaiko
8 years ago

I lived across the street from the Inkwell for 32 years and treasured it. The signs are wonderful.