Green Day: Saving the Earth Across 35 Years of Conservation

Thirty-five years ago today, some five dozen Vineyard residents gathered in Owen Park on Vineyard Haven Harbor and walked along Beach Road into Edgartown, picking up garbage along the way. They filled six trucks with more than two tons of trash, and brought the glass they gathered to the West Tisbury dump, where they gave a demonstration of what would grow to become the Vineyard's recycling program.

Chilmark Annual Town Meeting Monday; Yankee Frugality Yields Lean Warrant

A lean budget, a short spending list and a relatively
slim warrant await Chilmark voters at the annual meeting on Monday
night.

Moderator Everett H. Poole will once again take up the gavel
before voters take on a 27-article warrant. The meeting begins at
7:30 p.m. at the Chilmark Community Center.

Airport Manager Resigns Abruptly; Criticizes County for Role in Lawsuit

William J. Weibrecht, the manager of the Martha's Vineyard Airport for the last five years, stunned members of the Dukes County commission and airport commission this week when he announced his intention to quit the job, effective May 20.

Super Tuesday: Light Turnout in Three Towns: Oak Bluffs

Boat Line Sees Fuel Cost Spike

Steamship Authority Governors Consider Slowing Down Ferries
On Vineyard-Woods Hole Run In Effort to Save Money

By JAMES KINSELLA

Facing the possibility of up to $1 million in
unplanned fuel costs, Steamship Authority management is taking a hard
look at slowing down its ferries to and from Martha\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Vineyard as a
way to cut costs.

Super Tuesday: Light Turnout in Three Towns: Edgartown

Boat Line Sees Fuel Cost Spike

Steamship Authority Governors Consider Slowing Down Ferries
On Vineyard-Woods Hole Run In Effort to Save Money

By JAMES KINSELLA

Facing the possibility of up to $1 million in
unplanned fuel costs, Steamship Authority management is taking a hard
look at slowing down its ferries to and from Martha\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Vineyard as a
way to cut costs.

School Bells: Edward Jerome Hangs Up Chalk to Go Fishing

Boat Line Sees Fuel Cost Spike

Steamship Authority Governors Consider Slowing Down Ferries
On Vineyard-Woods Hole Run In Effort to Save Money

By JAMES KINSELLA

Facing the possibility of up to $1 million in
unplanned fuel costs, Steamship Authority management is taking a hard
look at slowing down its ferries to and from Martha\\\\\\\'s Vineyard as a
way to cut costs.

Problems Hit Nobska Group

Boat Line Sees Fuel Cost Spike

Steamship Authority Governors Consider Slowing Down Ferries
On Vineyard-Woods Hole Run In Effort to Save Money

By JAMES KINSELLA

Facing the possibility of up to $1 million in
unplanned fuel costs, Steamship Authority management is taking a hard
look at slowing down its ferries to and from Martha\\\'s Vineyard as a
way to cut costs.

SSA General manager Wayne Lamson said yesterday that reducing
speeds would be \\\"at the top of our list\\\" for reining in operating
costs at the boat line.

Duncan Ross, Michael Dutton Elected Oak Bluffs Selectmen

Boat Line Sees Fuel Cost Spike

Steamship Authority Governors Consider Slowing Down Ferries
On Vineyard-Woods Hole Run In Effort to Save Money

By JAMES KINSELLA

Facing the possibility of up to $1 million in
unplanned fuel costs, Steamship Authority management is taking a hard
look at slowing down its ferries to and from Martha\'s Vineyard as a
way to cut costs.

SSA General manager Wayne Lamson said yesterday that reducing
speeds would be \"at the top of our list\" for reining in operating
costs at the boat line.

Camp Ground Wins Designation As National Historic Landmark

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Gale A. Norton has recognized the Camp Ground in Oak Bluffs as a National Historic Landmark.
 
The Camp Ground, created as a gathering place for Methodist religious revivals starting in 1835, is one of 24 new national landmarks named earlier this month of Secretary Norton.
 
The National Park Service Advisory Board nominated the Camp Ground under the name Wesleyan Grove.
 

Boat Line Sees Fuel Cost Spike

Facing the possibility of up to $1 million in unplanned fuel costs, Steamship Authority management is taking a hard look at slowing down its ferries to and from Martha's Vineyard as a way to cut costs.

SSA General manager Wayne Lamson said yesterday that reducing speeds would be "at the top of our list" for reining in operating costs at the boat line.

The Steamship Authority has forecasted operating expenses this year of $63.5 million.

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