One Dead, Another Injured in Moped Crash

Julie Harris, 41, of Fort Lauderdale, died Thursday after crashing a moped in Oak Bluffs.

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County Considers Future of Community Greenhouse Property

The greenhouse, which has been in operation for 40 years, could end up staying at the county land on New York avenue, but the county plans to offer the property up for short-term basis after the current lease ran out in December 2023. 

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Amid Investigation, Vineyard Wind Resumes Turbine Construction

A month after its 300-foot long blade folded over and scattered debris across the region, Vineyard Wind this week said a barge would be leaving New Bedford carrying several towers and one nacelle out to the construction site for installation.

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Crew Shortage Scuttles Weekend Crossings

The Steamship Authority got off to a rocky start this weekend after the reservation office in Mashpee lost power in a storm and several runs on the Vineyard Route were canceled. 

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Shellfishing Can Continue After Blade Break, State Says

A week after debris from the broken Vineyard Wind turbine washed up on Edgartown beaches, state officials said they are investigating potential harm to the region’s seafood but don’t see a need to immediately stop eating shellfish.

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Vineyard Granted More Housing Options in New State Law

The massive housing bill passed Tuesday includes policies that explicitly give the Vineyard new ways to develop housing, allow accessory dwelling units by right in certain areas and make special allowances for towns with fluctuating populations. 

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Swimming Reopens After Shark Sighting at Long Point

The sighting was around 9 a.m., according to The Trustees of Reservations, which manages the refuge, and swimming was restricted for two hours.

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Broken Ferry Pushes All Trips to Vineyard Haven

Steamship Authority staff were investigating a coolant issue on the M/V Nantucket, temporarily taking the ferry out of service.

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Homeless Tents in State Forest Cleared Out

State contractors entered the state forest this week and cleared three homeless encampments, razing tents and leaving several Islanders without their possessions.

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Vineyard Wind Resumes Some Construction During Investigation

Though pieces of the broken Vineyard Wind turbine continued to fall into the ocean south of the Island this week, federal regulators have approved the wind farm to lay cables.

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