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April 5, 2002


New Boat Line CEO Launches Hopeful Era After Contract Pact

New Boat Line CEO Launches Hopeful Era After Contract Pact

By JULIA WELLS

Calling it an investment in the lifeline to the Islands, Steamship Authority governors announced this week that they had signed a six-year, six-figure deal with a veteran marine transport executive to take over the top management post at…

MVC Comes Under Fire; Leaders Assess the Future

MVC Comes Under Fire; Leaders Assess the Future

By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer

For the first time in years, one Vineyard town has decided to take steps to withdraw from the Martha’s Vineyard Commission, leaving the 25-year-old regional planning agency with a new set of quandaries and new battles to…

Labor Board Hears Testimony on Union

Labor Board Hears Testimony on Union

Hearings Are Held to Determine Whether Union Vote at Community Services Should Be Narrow or Broad

By MANDY LOCKE

After two full days of testimony before the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in Boston last week to determine which Martha’s Vineyard Community Services…

Island Town Meeting Season Opens Tuesday Night

Massive Warrant for Annual Meeting Confronts Edgartown Voters Tuesday

By MANDY LOCKE

Edgartown voters will face 70 articles – dense with pages worth of zoning regulation proposals – at their annual town meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Old Whaling Church.


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