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Falmouth board member Kathryn Wilson made her final appearance on the Steamship Authority board Monday morning during a joint meeting with the port council. Due to prescribed rotation, Wilson’s tenure as chair came to a close at the meeting. As The Times previously reported, Wilson has also opted to step down from the board. New […] ....
The Martha s Vineyard Times Ferries look to return of food service SSA board also hears updates on schedule, traffic concerns, and terminal project. The concession stands on Steamship Authority ferries have been empty for a year. - Rich Saltzberg Concessions, at least vending machine goodies, could be returning to Steamship Authority ferries in the middle of May. The idea of food trucks in the terminal parking lots was even floated, though it was never discussed in any detail. During Tuesday’s SSA board meeting, general manager Robert Davis said the ferry line’s concession company, Centerplate, is looking for ways to begin providing some food and drinks on the ferries. He said it would likely be prepackaged foods that can be consumed on the outside decks during better weather. ....