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The Martha s Vineyard Times
Steamship Authority changes course on hay
The Steamship Authority will now allow the transport of hay on all its vessels. – Rich Saltzberg
The Steamship Authority has loosened its restrictions on hay transportation following an uptick in farmer discontent on the subject.
Vineyard farmers complained in January that SSA policy on hay had become more restrictive and compromised a vital resource for the upkeep of livestock. At the time, the SSA claimed its policy remained unchanged.
“There has been no change in SSA policy regarding transportation of hay,” SSA spokesman Sean Driscoll said in January. “Regardless of whether or not it is in a semi, hay must be transported on an open-air vessel as a safety measure, as it is highly flammable. Any instances that hay would have been taken in an enclosed vessel would have been with the permission of and at the discretion of the vessel’s captain.”
By LAURA LAB
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April 16, 2021 at 12:23 PM
NORTH CALDWELL, NJ The West Essex Regional Board of Education began its meeting on April 14 recognizing two high school seniors who reside in Essex Fells, Avery Shaw and Emma Saccone, for their volunteerism and work with the West Essex First Aid Squad (WEFAS).
Joining the board was Peter Nancoz, president of the WEFAS who acknowledged and thanked the students for their commitment to the community.
Lynch family speaks out, demanding answers in son s death
The Virginia Beach family is demanding information after their son Donovon Lynch was shot and killed by a police officer. Author: Angelo Vargas Updated: 8:02 PM EDT March 31, 2021
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. Days after a police officer shot and killed Donovon Lynch in Virginia Beach, his family members are talking about their loss and frustration.
The frustration comes in part from the information investigators have put out about his death so far.
Donovon s sister Lauryn Lynch said he was her one and only sibling; her big brother and friend. She remembers a lot of good times and good conversations with him and one fond memory was Donovon teaching her how to drive.
The Martha s Vineyard Times
âBuy Localâ campaign supports Island businesses in crisis
After Vineyard shops are shuttered, local man urges us to keep money close to home.
The âbuy localâ campaign is distributing signs to storefronts and bumper stickers to Island residents encouraging folks to spend their money close to home. â Lucas Thors
Local businesses need our help now more than ever. Sam Feldman, a founder of the FARM Institute in Katama and a Vineyard resident, wants people to recognize the importance of shopping locally, and supporting our friends and neighbors through their businesses.
With the help of some friends, Feldman organized a âBuy Localâ campaign, which has already delivered dozens of signs to Island businesses.