Eunki Seonwoo

1 month ago | mvtimes.com | Eunki Seonwoo

As uncertainty swirls around negotiations to possibly end war in Eastern Europe, Vineyarders gathered at Five Corners on Saturday in protest of the Trump Administration, carrying signs and waving the blue and yellow Ukrainian flags. Organized by Indivisible Martha’s Vineyard, up to 70 Islanders gathered at the Tisbury intersection in support of Ukraine and to denounce the Trump Administration for its treatment of the country.

1 month ago | savingseafood.org | Eunki Seonwoo

March 14, 2025 — In another move aimed at offshore wind, the fishing industry is attempting to take its fight against Vineyard Wind to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Responsible Offshore Development Alliance, a national coalition of fishing industry associations and companies, and the conservative think tank Texas Public Policy Foundation filed separate petitions last week requesting the Supreme Court to review decisions by a lower court.

1 month ago | mvtimes.com | Eunki Seonwoo

Local regulators are worried about an increase in traffic from a 100-unit development in Oak Bluffs, some even suggesting that the roundabout might need to be expanded to accommodate an expected increase in congestion. There were also concerns raised over the size of the 132-bedroom Green Villa, which would also include commercial shops in the complex and possibly three-story buildings.

1 month ago | mvtimes.com | Eunki Seonwoo

In another move aimed at offshore wind, the fishing industry is attempting to take its fight against Vineyard Wind to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Responsible Offshore Development Alliance, a national coalition of fishing industry associations and companies, and the conservative think tank Texas Public Policy Foundation filed separate petitions last week requesting the Supreme Court to review decisions by a lower court.

1 month ago | mvtimes.com | Eunki Seonwoo

The parent company of Martha’s Vineyard Hospital has announced another round of layoffs across its hospital system, though details of how the Island institution has been impacted remain unclear. Mass General Brigham CEO Anne Klibanski sent out a letter on Monday morning notifying staff of the second bout of layoffs, the Boston Globe reported. According to the Globe’s sources, around 1,500 positions may be cut out of 82,000 employees across Mass General Brigham’s network.