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July 23, 2004


Partners in Vineyard Golf Club Apply Pressure to Build Homes

Acting through their Boston attorney, the managing partners for the Vineyard Golf Club have been engaged in a series of quiet threats and maneuvers in recent weeks – all aimed at avoiding a Martha's Vineyard Commission review of a new plan to build 16 luxury houses for members at the golf club. The commission expressly…

Pennywise Path Plan Wins MVC Approval

Ruling that the dire need for low-cost rental housing trumps traffic concerns, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission voted unanimously last night to approve the Pennywise Path affordable housing project in Edgartown.

New Research: Island’s Extinct Heath Hen Was a Unique Bird

Now a genetic study of the skins of scores of heath hens, all of them from the Vineyard, shows that the Island bird, although it looked and behaved much like its supposed parent species in the Midwest, was a wholly distinctive creature. Genetically it was more different from the greater western prairie chicken – that…

Appeals Board Vetoes Garage

Appeals Board Vetoes Garage

For a Second Time, Oak Bluffs Says It’s an Illegal Structure; in Next Week’s Chapter, a Request to Move It

By CHRIS BURRELL

They declared the building illegal, called the permit application perjurious and refused to resurrect a building permit for a three-story structure towering…

Boatline Interim Manager Will Tackle Reservations and Ticketing Problems

Boatline Interim Manager Will Tackle Reservations and Ticketing Problems

By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer

HYANNIS – Steamship Authority governors bid a quick adieu to chief executive officer Fred C. Raskin and voted without dissent yesterday to name Wayne Lamson, their longtime treasurer, as interim general manager for the next four…


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