Saturday night’s engine failure aboard the ferry Martha’s Vineyard has been traced to a poor installation job by an electrician working on the vessel’s recent $17 million refurbishment.

The ferry Martha’s Vineyard resumed service on Monday morning with the 7 a.m. run from Woods Hole to Vineyard Haven, the Steamship Authority confirmed.

The ferry Martha’s Vineyard was out of service and undergoing inspection Sunday after the vessel lost power off East Chop Saturday night and had to be towed back to harbor.

The ferry Woods Hole will be out of service for at least two days because of an onboard operating error, the Steamship Authority said Friday.

With the crunch of an excavator’s bucket, the Woods Hole Steamship Authority terminal began the process of being reduced to a pile of rubble.

The Steamship Authority is nearing completion on a new administrative building. Reservations will be unavailable until 6 a.m. Thursday as computer services are moved.

Bob Davis publicly apologized Tuesday for last week’s crash of the Steamship Authority online reservation system on the first day of 2018 bookings.

The Steamship Authority website was back up and running Thursday evening after being down for most of the opening day for coveted summer car reservations.

Ferry travelers to the Vineyard will experience a change of pace starting Monday, with the official opening of the Steamship Authority’s new temporary terminal in Woods Hole.

A Steamship Authority shuttle driver died suddenly Sunday afternoon while on the job, according to the boat line.