Crime & Safety
Bomb Threat Directed At Martha's Vineyard Airport
Flights in and out of Martha's Vineyard Airport were halted after a bomb threat.
MARTHA'S VINEYARD, MA — Martha's Vineyard Airport has reopened following a bomb threat Tuesday morning. The threat was called in by phone around 6 a.m.
No flights went into or out of the island until it reopened around 9:30 a.m. The airport was swept by a bomb-sniffing dog, according to State Police spokesman David Procopio.
No injuries were reported.
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