SSA Governors Adopt Rate Hikes; No Joy in Mudville

With a collective sigh, Steamship Authority governors unanimously approved a set of sweeping, across-the-board rate hikes, inking steep increases at their meeting Tuesday.

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SSA Set to Approve Rate Hikes Tuesday

Steamship Authority governors are scheduled to vote on a set of sweeping rate hikes at their meeting Tuesday — the second substantial rate hike in as many years for the ferry line.

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High School Suspends In-Person Learning

The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School has suspended all in-person learning at the building for one week, according to a letter Sunday from school principal Sara Dingeldy.

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Eight New Cases To Conclude Record-High Week; Fifty-Five Are Active

A week that saw coronavirus numbers surge on the Island concluded with eight new cases Friday, as health officials reported a record 55 active cases currently on the Vineyard.

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Commission Closes Hearing on Hob Knob Expansion

The Martha’s Vineyard Commission closed its public hearing on a proposed expansion to Edgartown’s boutique Hob Knob Thursday after hours of forceful testimony against the project by neighbors.

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Tisbury Designated As High Risk Community for Covid Spread

Tisbury has been designated a high-risk community by the state Department of Public Health after reporting 30 positive coronavirus cases in the past two weeks.

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Steamship Employee on Vineyard Route Tests Positive

A Steamship Authority employee who works on the Martha’s Vineyard route has tested positive for Covid-19. The employee last worked on Monday.

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Scientists Grapple With Levels of Cyanobacteria in Coastal Ponds

When Dr. Jim Haney, a professor of biological science at the University of New Hampshire, first saw the results of cyanobacteria sampling from six of the Island's coastal ponds, he thought there had been a mistake.

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Cronig's Reopens; Continues to Navigate Covid Cluster

A short-staffed Cronig’s Market reopened to the public Thursday morning after a coronavirus case cluster among employees caused the Island grocery store to close Friday afternoon of last week.

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Commission Installs First Ever Permeable Reactive Barrier on Lagoon Pond

Last week, the Martha's Vineyard Commission installed a first-of-its-kind permeable reactive barrier at the base of Lagoon Pond in Vineyard Haven. The project is more than 18 months in the making.

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