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If you missed the two opportunities to find out what an edge lane road is, and how Aquinnah residents feel about developing one at Lobsterville Road or West Basin Road, fret not. Aquinnah released a Zoom recording of the second community forum, held on Wednesday, Nov. 30, on the town website.  Introduced to the Aquinnah […]

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BELLEAIR — As the LPGA Tour’s 2022 season winds down, the penultimate event on the schedule, the Pelican Women’s Championship, will again boast a star-studded field, as seven of the

The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank Commission unanimously voted to continue the discussion about implementing prescribed burns on its properties during a Monday afternoon meeting.  Land Bank biologist Julie Russell and land superintendent Harrison Kisiel reported to the commissioners about the wildfire mitigation planning they heard from the Dukes County Fire Council. According to Russell, Martha’s […]

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The Aquinnah select board expressed support for exploring how to make a segment of Lobsterville Road safer for pedestrians and cyclists, an idea brought forward by Martha’s Vineyard Commission special projects planner Dan Doyle.  Doyle joined Tuesday’s meeting late, so Aquinnah town administrator Jeffrey Madison explained the idea to the board. The technical term is […]

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BELLEAIR — Former Deputy Mayor Karla Rettstatt was recently awarded almost $37,000 by the Belleair Town Commission as reimbursement for expenses incurred while responding to state ethics complaints.