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March 5, 2004


SSA Management Sets a Course for Collision on Security Measures

SSA Management Sets a Course for Collision on Security Measures

By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer

Turning a deaf ear on the growing uproar among Islanders over a controversial new policy that will bar people from staying in their cars on board ferries, senior managers at the Steamship Authority announced flatly…

Nobska Faces Prospect of Scrap Heap

Heralded as the last of the coastal steamships in America, the steamer Nobska will be scrapped if her owners are unable to find a way to float her away from the Charlestown Navy Yard by midyear. Word of the new deadline was delivered to members of the New England Steamship Foundation at their annual meeting…

Sweet Clover: Beloved Cow Had a Gentle Way with Kids

Clover, a docile Brown Swiss cow that lured youngsters to her stall at the agricultural fair for nearly two decades, died in her sleep early Wednesday morning. She was 19. The Island's only Brown Swiss, Clover – also known as Dairy Queen by those who loved her – came to the Vineyard in December of…

Voters of Aquinnah Consider Patriot Act

Voters of Aquinnah Consider Patriot Act

Voters in Aquinnah will decide this week whether to join other towns across the country in opposing the Patriot Act, federal legislation adopted six weeks after Sept. 11 in the name of anti-terrorism.

A resolution and a town bylaw opposing the Patriot Act both appear…

School District Weighs Choices

School District Weighs Choices

Meetings in West Tisbury, Chilmark Explore Future of Up-Island Public Education; Costs in Chilmark Are Central

By CHRIS BURRELL

Last night, more than 80 people – parents, teachers, alumni, selectmen and community members – rallied around the Chilmark School. Despite declining enrollment and pressure to…


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