Louisa Hufstader is a Staff Reporter at MassLive. She covers a diverse range of topics including public education, transportation policy, commercial real estate, and the arts, with a focus on the intersection of transportation and mobility, construction, and real estate. Louisa's work has been featured in MassLive and VINEYARD GAZETTE, LLC.
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Douglas Rock, a submerged hazard to navigation in Vineyard Haven, is getting a new warning marker after its original signpost broke off in late summer.
An outside review of payroll and human resources procedures for public schools on Martha’s Vineyard has found costly inconsistencies between the five districts, according to a report from the Collins Center for Public Management at the University of Massachusetts, Boston.
By: Louisa Hufstader
Festival goers gather outside of the PAC this past August. - Ray Ewing
The future of 54 undeveloped acres in Edgartown remains in suspense after the Martha’s Vineyard Commission continued its final deliberations to Oct. 8.
Ted Gavin looks on at a Steamship board meeting in July. - Ray Ewing
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission spent nearly three hours weighing positive and negative aspects of the proposed Katama Meadows subdivision Thursday night, without arriving at a final vote.
A collaboration between the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) and Tufts University to study erosion at the Gay Head cliffs was funded by NASA in 2024, only to have its grant withdrawn the following year after the change in federal administration.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission voted Thursday night to deny the Katama Meadows subdivision in Edgartown, dealing the Utah-based land owners their latest defeat in nearly a decade of efforts to develop the 54-acre property they purchased for $6.6 million in 2017.
By: Louisa Hufstader, Line Will, Ray Ewing
A unanimous Steamship Authority board voted Tuesday against bringing back the standby line for drivers seeking to travel ahead of their ferry reservation times.
With Studio North, aspiring architects get an educational experience – and Islanders get a custom-built structure.
