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Frustrations brew over delayed SSA reservation system replacement - MV Times (opens the original)
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The spectre of the Steamship Authority’s (SSA) website development, a failed project that wasted millions in taxpayer dollars with nothing to show for it, is haunting the development of the new reservation system. At the SSA board meeting on Sept. 15, ferry officials said that a repeat of the website project can’t happen with the replacement of the reservation system, a critical undertaking that will be the backbone of the information technology (IT) infrastructure overhaul that’s been in the wo
VTA drivers vote to ratify contract - MV Times (opens the original)
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After weeks of a potential strike by Vineyard Transit Authority (VTA) bus drivers, any protest has been called off, and the buses will keep rolling. Drivers who are members of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1548 voted to ratify a labor contract reached with Transit Connection, the company contracted to train and staff the Island’s public bus line. The closed-door session took place Thursday, and Charles Ryan, the union president, previously declined to comment until the vote was taken, so it’s
Island Home sidelined by lapsed paperwork - MV Times (opens the original)
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The Island Home, the largest vessel in the Steamship Authority (SSA) fleet, has been sidelined in Woods Hole after the ferry line lapsed in completion of federal paperwork. That makes two vessels, including the freight vessel Monomoy, that had to be taken out of service for administrative lapses this month. “I’ll be frank: it’s unacceptable that two vessels in as many weeks have been sidelined by what are, essentially, paperwork issues,” Alex Kryska, SSA general manager, wrote in a letter issued
Proposed apartments behind Dairy Queen eyed as respite from 40B developments - MV Times (opens the original)
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In what may be a first for the Vineyard, Edgartown is in talks to purchase apartments from a developer — a move that would bolster its subsidized housing inventory and give it reprieve from Chapter 40B developments. The desired units are a part of a development proposed to be built on 238, 240, and 242 Upper Main Street called “Housing Behind the Dairy Queen.” The site is across the street from Stop & Shop, and the project proposal includes 15 year-round rental units. At the Martha’s Vineyard Co
Airport’s Turo frustration continues - MV Times (opens the original)
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Even after receiving a cease and desist order, Turo is still showing vehicles available for rent at Martha’s Vineyard Airport. Geoff Freeman, the airport director, told the Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission at a meeting Thursday afternoon that roughly 40 vehicles were appearing as available for rent at the transportation hub on the car-sharing platform. That detail was revealed after Kevin Brennan, airport properties manager, recently met with a Turo regional manager. The commission issued a
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