Louisa Hufstader

MVC Closes Hearing on Contentious Housing Plan

The Martha’s Vineyard Commission has closed its public hearing on Cat Hollow, a proposed mixed-income residential complex in Vineyard Haven, following testimony from opponents and supporters Thursday night.

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Vineyard Students Honor the Meaning of Memorial Day
Gwyn Skiles, Katrina Liu, Addison Antonoff and Louisa Hufstader

Vineyard students honored fallen soldiers on Friday with the annual March to the Sea tradition at harbors all over the Island.

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Steamship to Sample Renewable Fuel this Summer

The Steamship Authority ferry M/V Island Home will be running on renewable diesel this summer, in a pilot program that could result in switching the entire fleet to the low-emissions fuel.

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A Haven for the Arts

A Vineyard Haven, to be precise.

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Tisbury Falls Prey to Scam

The Tisbury select board this week learned the town has lost $16,000 to a fraudster who changed the payment information for a vendor’s invoice.

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High School Costs Raise Qualms in Tisbury

Some Tisbury officials are expressing second thoughts about the long-sought regional high school building project, which could cost the town between $36 million and $64 million, based on current estimates, for its share of the total expense.

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Airport Terminal Project Glides to MVC Approval

A planned overhaul and expansion of the Martha’s Vineyard Airport terminal building received unanimous approval from the Martha’s Vineyard Commission.

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Islanders Welcome Steamship’s New Aquinnah Ferry

The newly-completed ferry M/V Aquinnah officially joined the Steamship Authority fleet Friday, in a commissioning ceremony that drew about 150 people to the ferry terminal in Oak Bluffs.

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Steamship Gets Ready to Welcome Newest Ferry

The Steamship Authority is bringing its newest ferry, M/V Aquinnah, to the Vineyard May 16 for a public commissioning ceremony at the Oak Bluffs terminal.

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Unsecured Building Raises Concerns in Tisbury

A former boatyard office building, standing on temporary supports at 51 Lagoon Pond Road, has become an eyesore and a danger to the public, several people told the Tisbury select board Tuesday afternoon.

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