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Health Department deems former Amatos Liquors building the source of a rodent problem in the neighborhood

Residents of Lakeview Avenue in Falmouth have filed an appeal with Barnstable Superior Court, seeking a cease and desist order that both the building commissioner and zoning board of appeals

On Tuesday May 2, State Rep. Paul Frost (R-Auburn) testified before the Joint Committee on Municipalities and Regional Government which State Sen. Michael Moore (D-Millbury) serves as the Senate Chai…

SSTAR denied permit for in-patient drug treatment center in new facility again and with plans to appeal

In a 4-1 vote, the Zoning Board of Appeals on Thursday last week chose to uphold the building commissioner’s decision to not issue a cease and desist order for the

The Massachusetts Appeals Court recently affirmed a determination by the Land Court that a conveyance of certain property on Martha’s Vineyard was not intended by the parties and was a result of a mutual mistake.

CASES OF NOTE - CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY RESULT OF MUTUAL MISTAKE - Thomas v. Medeiros, 100 Mass. App. Ct. 1106 (2021) - The Massachusetts...

After almost a year and a half since the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School presented the first phase of their athletic campus overhaul to the Oak Bluffs planning board, the proposal is back in front of the town for a site plan review. On Monday, the planning board met to hear any words of support, […]

Wicked Local A developer is walking away from plans to construct a veterans housing building at the Amato’s Liquors property, according to Board of Selectmen Chairman Anthony Cogliano. Cogliano said he spoke to a representative of Rising Community & Housing, Inc. who informed him the nonprofit is exploring other opportunities for the 206 Lincoln Ave. parcel. “I would say the veterans housing portion is dead,” Cogliano said. Last November, the Conservation Commission issued an order of con...

Mar 4, 2021 To the editor, In his opinion piece, Mr. Waterman, vice chairman of the Select Board, alleged that he has followed the Tabor Academy hearings of the Hayden Library and new Campus Center. He singled out “certain Planning Board members” for criticism because they had “ chosen to make an issue out of Tabor parking” and they “insist on a number of places for electric car charges.” Mr. Waterman, I take my Planning Board responsibilities seriously and protect and act...