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September 28, 2001


Vineyard SSA Governor Loses Battle to Impose $7 Million Fee on Nantucket

Vineyard SSA Governor Loses Battle to Impose $7 Million Fee on Nantucket

By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer

Vineyard Steamship Authority governor J.B. Riggs Parker lost a skirmish yesterday in his battle against Nantucket when the Falmouth and Nantucket boat line governors voted to eliminate a complicated cost allocation policy that…

Charles Clifford Recalls Tenure at Commission

He arrived when the Martha’s Vineyard Commission was still in its early years – not yet a decade old, not yet accepted as a full member in the peculiar society known as Vineyard government. In fact, when Charles W. Clifford took over as executive director of the commission in 1982, if the commission was anything…

Aftershocks Hit Vineyard Businesses

With the tragedies of Sept. 11 forcing many vacationers to postpone or altogether cancel their autumn trips to the Island, some Vineyard businesses find themselves in an unexpected financial pinch. While the slowdown is inevitably affecting the Island economy, most business owners are taking the hit with patience and understanding. "This is not just an…


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