Louisa Hufstader
Long-simmering resentments between two key elected bodies in Tisbury spilled over this week as members of the select board and the planning board accused one another of incivility and disrespect.
After nearly four hours of deliberation, commissioners agreed that while the town and Island urgently need housing — particularly the 12 low-income units in the Edgartown Gardens plan — the proposed three-story development was too massive for its location off Upper Main street in Edgartown.
The Massachusetts Association of School Committees has won the contract to conduct a search for the Vineyard’s next superintendent of schools.
The future home of Tisbury’s consolidated municipal offices will be built at 66 High Point Lane, following a vote by the town select board Tuesday afternoon.
Two Martha’s Vineyard librarians with an enthusiasm for Dungeons & Dragons have taken their expertise in role-playing games to the New England Library Association.
The future home of Tisbury’s consolidated municipal offices will be on either West William street or High Point Lane, depending on the Tisbury select board, which is scheduled to choose between the two locations Tuesday afternoon.