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The Steamship Authority (SSA) announced in a Friday press release its summer vehicle reservations for the Martha’s Vineyard route “will proceed as scheduled” despite the website mishap that took place on Tuesday, Jan. 17.  “Following thorough examination and testing of our systems by in-house network technicians,consulting programmers and system vendors, I am confident that we […]

We are thoroughly investigating it, vigorously investigating it, to make sure that well be ready to go for the Vineyard opening, agency says.

The Steamship Authority (SSA) board authorized the purchase of a third offshore supply vessel with the aid of federal funding to supplement its aging fleet on Monday, November 28, according

At a Friday morning public information session, Steamship Authority treasurer Mark Rozum and assistant treasurer Courtney Oliveira announced that the SSA seeks to increase fares for the upcoming year.  There were 18 people participating in the Zoom, according to SSA spokesman Sean Driscoll. The proposed adjustment is due to increased fuel prices, inflation, and costs […]

The Woods Hole, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority said it is planning to buy a pair of secondhand offshore…

The Woods Hole, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority will purchase two offshore supply vessels from Hornbeck Offshore Services of Covington, Louisiana.

The Steamship Authority has come to an agreement with NextGrid, and will use their largest parking lot as land for a solar energy facility in Falmouth.

In response to proposed legislation that would require the hiring of a chief operating officer, the Steamship Authority board is asking for information on creating the new high-level position before

The Steamship Authority board of governors has approved a $1.46 million change order for unanticipated monopile work related to the multimillion-dollar Woods Hole terminal reconstruction project.

The possibility of island freight traffic funneling through New Bedford will be discussed at a meeting of Martha’s Vineyard and Falmouth officials and the head of the New Bedford Port