Months of public discontent about how the Vineyard’s local National Public Radio station is being managed came to a head Friday, when about 60 CAI listeners protested the station’s ribbon cutting ceremony for its new location in Falmouth.
The Vineyard’s local National Public Radio station is leaving its headquarters just steps away from the Steamship Authority in Woods Hole after 25 years in the village.
A Woods Hole nonprofit has purchased the longtime home of NPR radio station WCAI, although the station’s parent company says it is still looking for a new location for the Cape and Islands station.
The Woods Hole home of CAI is for sale and a local group is trying to raise the necessary funds to keep the radio station in its current location.