Charter School's Frightening Scarecrows Return to Haunt Island
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The Beach House is decorated for the season.
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Something swam up from the bottom of Vineyard Haven harbor.
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Zorro shows off his new cape, purchased at Bryn Walker.
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Dragon takes a break at Island Puff n Pass.
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Red Robin Hood stakes out the front of Claudia's.
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Coffee time at Mocha Mott's.
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Charter School has made scarecrows for years.
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The height of screcrow fashion.
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A literary scarecrow at Bunch of Grapes.
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Blondes have more fun at Le Roux.
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Outside Rainy Day.
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Halloween greetings from Waterside Market.
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The Green Room.
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Repurposed clothes fit the scarecrow at Act Two Thrift Store.
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The family of scarecrows that has made a home in Vineyard Haven can’t manage to scare people away. Main street has been jammed with cars that slow to a snail’s pace as drivers and passengers check out Tisbury’s Halloween visitors.
These hay-bodied creatures arrived at shops, banks and restaurants compliments of a program at the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School. The school sponsors a scarecrow contest to benefit its art program.
