Eunki Seonwoo is a journalist at Martha's Vineyard Times. With a focus on culture and society, Eunki covers a diverse range of topics including real estate development, telecommunications infrastructure, and regional interest stories. Eunki's work has been featured in Martha's Vineyard Times.
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Eunki Seonwoo's coverage focuses on local news, government actions, and infrastructure projects in Martha's Vineyard. They heavily cover government announcements and legal policy regulation with a significant emphasis on local events.
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By: Eunki Seonwoo
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 […]
Ahead of a potential early season nor’easter that could pound New England, Islanders and transportation services are buckling down for the possibility of heavy wind and rain. As of Tuesday morning, the National Weather Service (NWS) forecasts a gradual increase in powerful wind starting Wednesday. Gusts up to 38 mph are expected Wednesday with Thursday […]
By: Eunki Seonwoo
A cannabis entrepreneur group’s plans to set up a dispensary on the Island fell through last year, and assets in 90 Dr. Fisher Road in West Tisbury, the former location of the Island’s only marijuana-growing facility, are being liquidated. But representatives of Black Harbor Group, which had rented the West Tisbury location, said they’re making […]
The Island Theatre sits at the entrance of Oak Bluffs’ retail artery, a once-grand venue for moviegoers to watch films on the silver screen. For over a decade, it has sat derelict, and now, a town working group is asking Islanders to consider what they want to see at 1 Circuit Ave. The 1 Circuit […]
By: Bill Keating
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By: Eunki Seonwoo
The whole country is counting down to the much-anticipated midterm elections, which will determine the congressional sway of a divided country and serve as a referendum of sorts on the presidency of Donald Trump. While Massachusetts isn’t a battleground state, there’s still excitement, which could be seen when Islanders congregated at Five Corners in Tisbury […]
A mechanical issue on a Steamship Authority (SSA) ferry led to multiple cancellations this week, but lower demand amid high winds mitigated travel disruptions. Sean Driscoll, SSA communications director, said cancellations Wednesday and Thursday stemmed from a cylinder cover on the engine of the Aquinnah, a freight ferry, that needed to be repaired. He said […]
Only a portion of the Vineyard’s 2027 schedule was approved.
With a vision to eliminate transportation hurdles for up-Island residents, Hugh Taylor is pitching a water taxi between Menemsha and New Bedford. Taylor, who leases a lot in Mememsha, presented his proposal to the Aquinnah Select Board on Tuesday and noted that this maritime connection would allow up-Island residents to avoid the hassle of traveling […]
