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April 19, 2002


Wortzels Leave After Years of Caring Service

Off to Wisconsin

Wortzels Leave After Years of Caring Service

By ALEXIS TONTI

The boxes are packed, the walls are nearly bare and still the phone is ringing. One, two, three, four calls in an hour. So many calls that they take turns answering. They are spending each day…

Season of Annual Town Meetings Continues in Two Island Forums

Season of Annual Town Meetings Continues in Two Island Forums

In Tisbury

If Tisbury residents approve more than $2.2 million in proposed expenditures on top of the town’s $14.5 million operating budget, taxes for the average homeowner will increase by $160. But the possibility of higher taxes is just one of…

R.M. Packer Co. Fined for Pollution

The Environmental Protection Agency announced this week that it has reached an agreement with R.M. Packer Co. for fines and compliance after the company violated the Clean Air Act by releasing literally tons of harmful pollutants into the air, both in Vineyard Haven and in New Bedford.

The Packer company will now spend…

Hospital CEO Departs; Financial Officer Takes Interim Leadership Post

Hospital CEO Departs; Financial Officer Takes Interim Leadership Post

By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer

Despite announcing last month that he would stay on until his contract runs out in October, the chief executive officer at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital made an abrupt exit this week after hammering out a severance…

Labor Dispute Divides Agency

Labor Dispute Divides Agency

Staff and Administration AdoptStrongly Adversarial Positions As Decision on Union Nears At Community Services

By MANDY LOCKE

The Martha’s Vineyard Community Services labor dispute took a step closer to resolution during National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) hearings in Boston this week as Community Services management…

Season of Annual Town Meetings Continues in Two Island Forums

Season of Annual Town Meetings Continues in Two Island Forums

In Chilmark

By MARCUS TONTI

Chilmark residents who in recent years have approved construction of both a new school and library will next consider improvements to another public building, deciding this week whether to borrow $1.5 million to expand…


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