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Springtime on the half-shell
Larsen s Fish Market is open for the season. Jenna Lambert
Betsy Larsen, left, and Scott Larsen are ready to hand out pick-up orders for fresh local seafood. Jenna Lambert
Larsen s take-out window and Spring offerings. Jenna Lambert
Nothing better than fresh Littlenecks on the half-shell from Larsen s. Jenna Lambert
A lovely May evening in Menemsha. Jenna Lambert
Spring is quite possibly my favorite time of year here on Martha’s Vineyard. You can almost taste the anticipation in the air as we all work hard to prepare the Island for another busy season, and it is a little extra-potent this year, as our winter hibernation was even more isolating than usual. Businesses are coming back to life, and each reopening announcement feels more exciting than the last. When I heard that Larsen’s Fish Market had opened for the season, I recovered my beach chairs from the basement and was off to Menemsha faster than you can say “lobster roll.” In
During a global pandemic, even cheerleaders need a cheerleader.
Traditional competitive sports like football, volleyball and basketball weren t the only teams that felt the wrath of COVID-19. Competitive cheerleading gyms also took a hit with post-season events canceled and champions left uncrowned.
The pandemic continues to affect cheer competitions nationwide, with live-person events canceling and going virtual.
Stark County is home to Ohio s longest-running all-star program, the Northeast Ohio Allstars. Located in North Canton, the gym has persevered through the pandemic’s storm.
The cheer studio will compete in its first out-of-state event of the season this weekend, at the COA Midwest National Championships in Indiana. Last season, Northeast Ohio Allstar s cheerleading teams won bids to post-season finals in Florida an event that would later be canceled due to COVID-19.