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The Voice is an online magazine that cultivates stories in partnership with individuals, organizations and businesses. We work with people to discover, produce and publish stories — on health, people, arts, food, farming, land, energy, housing — as part of a larger grassroots effort to strengthen the island community. The result is a publication that celebrates, reinforces and participates in the aspirations and activities of islanders.

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Joel Salatin of PolyFace Farm presents a case for a self-sustaining island agriculture using existing island land and a pasture-based system.

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Farmers feed us. And The FARM Institute is two years into a project to raise pigs for work and breeding and for pork. Melinda Rabbit DeFeo walks us through the fields to teach us about their heritage-breed pigs. These pigs are Gloucester Old Spot/Tamworth cross breeds. They root, eat and sleep. They will take the entire seven acre corn maze in a few weeks. The pigs are also an excellent source of food and present the island an opportunity to discover new ways of sustainable animal-farming.

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Julie Vanderhoop talks about her passion: community baking.

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On Tisbury Great Pond Tom Osmers tends thousands of healthy seed oysters in the oyster nursery. The seed are part of a larger effort by Martha's Vineyard Shellfish Group to build sustainable hatcheries here.

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fair and music

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Categories: Arts blues Menemsha music
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Somoco and friends play scramble at the 2007 Chappaquiddick Open. September 7, 2007

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This is the first float and "sail" of the 50' schooner "Charlotte" designed and built by Nat Benjamin.

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For year-round residents of Martha's Vineyard the dream of home ownership is quickly becoming impossible.

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