Geoff Currier
Geoff Currier is associate editor of The MV Times. He writes frequently for Edible Vineyard and MV Arts and Ideas magazines. “Grow a beard. You keep all those razor blades out of the landfills. And look rakishly handsome. It's a win-win.” “Cruising with Currier” will appear in each issue of Bluedot Living.
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Judy Belushi Pisano and her Chevy Volt
I originally met Judy Belushi Pisano, widow of the late John Belushi, when I was working on a project for the Rhythm & Blues Foundation, an organization dedicated to assisting R&B artists who, despite having...
Cruising with Currier
Melinda Loberg and Her Rivian R1T
*Updated to reflect increased mileage range
When I heard that my friend Melinda Loberg was getting a new Rivian R1T electric truck I knew just whom I’d be taking on my next Cruising with Currier...
Cruising with Currier
Kristi and Alan Strahler Lead the Climate Week Convoy
Bluedot Living loved Climate Week back in May. Because our spring issue was already in production that week, we couldn’t report on Climate week for the magazine. But our intrepid columnist Geoff Currier was on...
Cruising with Currier
Jed Katch and his 2016 Nissan Leaf 
For this month’s ‘Cruising with Currier,’ I went for a ride with Jed Katch of Chilmark. Katch came to the Island with his wife, Jane, about eight years ago and was hired by the Chilmark...
Cruising with Currier
Andre Bonnell and His Electric VTA Bus
On New Year’s Eve afternoon of 2021, I boarded the route #3 bus from the Steamship Authority in Vineyard Haven to ride out to the West Tisbury Town Hall with Andre Bonnell at the wheel....
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Greg Milne Does the Right Thing with His Kia Niro EV
For this issue's Cruising with Currier, I took to the dirt roads of West Tisbury with Greg Milne, a project architect and co-owner of South Mountain Co. But a few days before our ride, Greg...
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How Katama Airfield escaped the clutches of developers
To preserve an 128-acre ecological gem, it took a man who loved planes more than money.
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The No Nukes Festival: A day of music, friendship, and hope
The No Nukes Festival was held on Martha’s Vineyard 45 years ago, and there are still plenty of people on the Island who not only attended the festival, but look back on it as one...
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Laurie David and her 2021 Nissan Leaf
For our second issue of Bluedot Living I’m taking a cruise with environmental activist Laurie David in her Nissan Leaf. Before working full-time on environmental and political issues, Laurie worked as a talent coordinator in...
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The Day of Dialogue hosted by the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School this year coincided with Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary’s fifth annual daylong Climate...
Getting Down and Dirty with Compost, Recycling, and Reduction
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The Climate Action Fair at the Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Hall offered a treasure trove of resources related to sustainability, conservation, and environmental initiatives on-Island....
Poll: Less Red Meat on Your Plate?
To read more about the ways you can cut back on, or eliminate meat (which has a positive impact on our planet), read this story by...
At Work in Rhode Island’s Green and Blue Economy
A job training program gives un- or underemployed people the opportunity to tackle environmental issues.