Cape Air Promotes Fare Package Deals

Commuter Airline Attempts to Bolster Declining Passenger Traffic in September 11 Aftermath

By JOSHUA SABATINI

While many airlines across the nation continue to suffer following the Sept. 11 tragedy, Hyannis-based Cape Air has remained strong during tough times.

Kathryn Roessel Begins First Term Amid Aggressive Selectmen's Campaign to Overthrow Her With Political Maneuvers

After almost two years trying to resolve the ongoing dispute over transit buses crowding into the village center of West Tisbury, officials have reached a compromise that may put the issue to rest.

A few minutes after the first bell yesterday morning at the regional high school, seniors Kurstin Meehan and Elise Chapdelaine stepped into a four-sided piece of cardboard painted to look like a car and went racing down the halls.

Golf Club Developer Issues New Promises, Old Threats as MVC Closes Hearings

By JULIA WELLS
Gazette Senior Writer

The developers who want to build a private luxury golf club on some 270 acres in the last unbroken woodland in Oak Bluffs issued their final promises - and their final threats - to the Martha's Vineyard Commission last night.

SSA Governor Starts New Job

Kathryn Roessel Begins First Term Amid Aggressive Selectmen\\\'s Campaign to Overthrow Her With Political Maneuvers

By JULIA WELLS

In a quiet ceremony on the second floor of the Edgartown courthouse yesterday, Kathryn A. Roessel was sworn in as the new Vineyard Steamship Authority governor.