Alice Smith

The fall play at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School (MVRHS) this year was “Almost, Maine,” produced entirely by a student team — the first student-led production in years — with supervision from theater teacher Brooke Ditchfield and Performing Arts Center (PAC) Director Charlie Esposito. Sophomores Gabby Grace Cuadros-Preston and Bristol Roten were co-directors who, with the help of the student ensemble, took responsibility for costumes, music, technical mechanics, and scene work.

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If you're wondering what to get your loved ones this season, the cosmos can help you find the perfect gift

JoySauce's resident astrologist Alice Smith takes a look at the astrological forecast for the upcoming year and what we can expect for 2026.

The wildcard planet is charging back into the sign of information and communication, but this time we'll be ready

Schoolchildren as young as 11 years old are being taught how to treat stab wounds and manage bleeding.

The slow-moving celestial body changing signs will bring a stop to the outrage economy and replace it with simplicity and practicality.

Senior Kellry Aredes stands up to speak her opinion on a potential law being passed at a Senate re-enactment during a civics class field trip to the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Boston. - Brody Royal

Get ready to leave the cozy, emotionally tender vibe of the last year for something much louder Words by Alice Smith

What happens when the slower-moving planets—Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus, and Pluto—all settle in fire and air signs?