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Congratulations, James Lapine!

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By James Lapine, Mark Jenkins
| The Martha's Vineyard Times Verified
Writer, director, and longtime Vineyard seasonal resident James Lapine received a lifetime achievement award at Sunday night’s Tony Awards. Lapine’s impressive contribution to the world of theater dates back to when he was a photography and graphic design student and got a gig designing a poster for the Yale School of Drama, which was founded by another longtime Vineyarder, the late Robert Brustein.
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The Resurrection Was Not on Sunday

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By Mark Jenkins
| The Trumpet Verified
How do you know if Jesus Christ was the Messiah? In Jesus’s day, the Pharisees asked Him for proof that He really was the Messiah, and this was His response: “An evil and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign; and there shall no sign be given to it, but the sign of the prophet Jonas: For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale’s belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth” (Matthew 12:39-40).
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O How Love I Thy Law

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By Mark Jenkins
| The Trumpet Verified
Imagine what a fantastic country America would be if everyone acted with a profound respect for law. Illegal drug use would be nonexistent. You wouldn’t need a lock on your door. Those commercials about protecting yourself from identity theft would make no sense at all. What kind of respect do you have for law? The Trumpet often discusses problems in society that could be cured with one simple change in mentality: respect for law.
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