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September 6, 2005


Coast Guard Plans to Expand Staff and Station at Menemsha

Between security escorts for Steamship Authority ferries and two major boating accidents, the U.S. Coast Guard at Menemsha had its busiest summer in recent years on the waters around the Vineyard. "You'd be hard pressed to find a day this summer when the boat wasn't used," executive petty officer Douglas B. Zook said of the…

Bus Company Severs Contract; Boards Call Emergency Session

Bus Company Severs Contract; Boards Call Emergency Session

By RACHEL KOVAC

School buses will roll on the Vineyard tomorrow, although it is still unclear who will manage them. Under mounting pressure from a heated labor dispute with its bus drivers, on Friday MV Coachlines abruptly pulled the plug on its transportation…

First Day Thursday for Most Students; Enrollment Is Flat

Restless children will be sent to bed early Wednesday after a summer of beach days and evening ice cream cones. On Thursday they will don new clothes and grab backpacks filled with pencils and notebooks. It is that time of year again: back to school. Much is new in the schools this September. Dr. James…

Vineyarders Join Nation in Aiding Hurricane Relief

Vineyarders Join Nation in Aiding Hurricane Relief

By IAN FEIN

Vineyard Haven neighbors Laura Kimball and Ashley Brede planned to spend a good part of their Labor Day weekend selling lemonade outside their Skiff avenue homes. But when news spread of the devastation left by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and…


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