Tag Archives: VTA
This Ride Is Just Beginning
Sometimes you pick your issues. Other times — and I’m coming to believe that this is by far the more common scenario — the issues pick you. About a year ago news surfaced that drivers for the Vineyard Transit Authority … Continue reading
Posted in Martha's Vineyard, public life
Tagged community, Democrats, Dylan Fernandes, Julian Cyr, MV Dems, town government, unions, VTA, West Tisbury
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Life in the Time of COVID-19
Yesterday I attended what will probably be my last meeting for a while. It was the meeting of the Vineyard Transit Authority (VTA) advisory board; I was there to make a presentation on behalf of the Coalition to Restore Vineyard … Continue reading
Posted in public life, work
Tagged community, coronavirus, COVID-19, economics, election 2020, Facebook, health, health care, meetings, money, politics, summer people, VTA
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Logistics
Thinking about “getting around,” as in “I use my car mostly to get around” and “If I didn’t have a car, how would I get around?” . . . By the middle of last week, the noise coming from the … Continue reading
Posted in Martha's Vineyard, work
Tagged Courtesy Motors, getting around, Malvina Forester, Travvy, VTA, walking
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From the Seasonally Occupied Territories . . . 