After Broken Blade, GE Vernova Could Lay Off Hundreds

The manufacturer of Vineyard Wind’s offshore wind turbines could cut 900 jobs worldwide after facing heavy financial losses due in part to the aftermath of several blade breaks at key projects. 

Coastal Conference Focuses on Resilience

The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution will host a conference next week to talk about how the Vineyarders can adapt and mitigate the impacts of climate change on the Island’s coast.

Airport Commission Seeks More Details on Awaited Gym Sale

A proposal to allow a new hair salon in Airport Fitness has been tabled as the airport commission waits for answers on the planned sale of the West Tisbury gym.

Aquinnah Searches for Suspects in Vandalism Spree

Aquinnah police are investigating vandalism on several private properties and along Moshup Trail. 

Boys & Girls Club Cooks Up New Kitchen

The Martha’s Vineyard Boys & Girls Club will be able to deepen its commitment to providing members with meals cooked on site with fresh ingredients thanks to the generosity of Jerry and Alice Jacobs.

Poet Laureate Reading

The Vineyard’s new poet laureate Claudia Taylor will give a reading at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum on Friday, Sept. 27 at 4 p.m.

Bodhi Path Celebrates Twenty Five Years on the Vineyard

The Martha’s Vineyard Bodhi Path Buddhist Center celebrated its 25th anniversary with the consecration of a new stupa last week.

Airport Reopens Sunday After Alleged Hoax Call

Martha’s Vineyard Airport was evacuated and closed for about two hours Sunday after a security threat, airport manager Geoff Freeman said.

Mr. Freeman said at about 12:30 p.m., a “security situation,” involving a departing private aircraft occurred at the Island’s main airport, forcing the airport staff and law enforcement to evacuate the terminal. 

Walking Through the Darkness to Prevent Suicide

With lit candles in their hands, the crowd weathered the weekend’s rain and wind on a mission to raise awareness and lessen the stigma around talking about suicide.

Bank-to-Restaurant Conversion Draws Scrutiny at MVC

A plan for a fine-dining restaurant in the former Stone Bank building had its first hearing with the Martha's Vineyard Commission this week.

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