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An Edgartown renovation project that sparked controversy will be moving forward.  During a meeting held on Thursday, August 3, the Edgartown Historic District Commission voted to approve renovations at 81 South Water St. Thursday’s vote was not unanimous: Two commissioners, Julia Tarka and James Cisek, voted against approving the project.  A pool originally proposed for […]

To the Editor: Last week, the Edgartown Historic District Commission approved Goldeneye LLC’s controversial plans for renovations at 81 South Water St. The lengthy application process, which began in April, was an unfair fight in which the commissioners were ultimately worn down by wealthy investor David Malm and his architect, Patrick Ahearn. The commissioners deserve […]

The architect with the controversial renovation of 81 South Water Street, which would be a residence of investor David Malm, is still finalizing plans for the project. On Thursday, the Edgartown Historic District Commission unanimously voted to schedule a public hearing to review site plans.  The project has caught abutters’ attention due to worries that […]

Corrections that appeared in print on Saturday, June 3, 2023.

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An investor’s plans with an Edgartown property has riled up some residents in town who fear they could lose a view of Edgartown Harbor.  Goldeneye LLC purchased 81 South Water Street in January for $15 million. Investor David Malm is the manager of Goldeneye, who owns multiple properties on Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. According to […]

To the Editor: My mother, Patricia Neal, loved everything about Martha’s Vineyard. She mostly loved the Islanders, and our close-knit community. Her favorite pastime was sitting out in front of our South Water Street house with a glass of wine, heckling the Rev. John Schule, whenever she spotted him: “Oh Vicar! Come drink with me!” […]

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Dennis White after he was sworn in as commissioner in February. (Jim Davis/Globe Staff) Acting Mayor Kim Janey said Thursday that she expects the investigation into suspended Boston police Commissioner Dennis White to be completed this month, setting the stage for Janey to decide whether White should continue to lead the department. White, who was worked for the Boston Police for decades, was placed on paid leave two months ago after revelations that he had been accused of domestic violence. ...