Oak Bluffs recorded five property deed transfers between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but only two carried a sale price by publication time: $125,000 for 68 Pacific Ave and $156,000 for 23 Keystone Rd, the month's top recorded sale, putting the median at $140,500. The other three transfers, on Brush Pond
Lagoon Pond opens to shellfishing at dawn Saturday as Sengekontacket remains closed indefinitely. Also in today's brief (7 items): Lagoon Pond opens to shellfishing Saturday; Parks Commission meets Monday at Massasoit Avenue; Copeland Plan review board meets Monday evening; Affordable H…
Finance and Advisory Committee meets Thursday to take up town financial business. Also in today's brief (5 items): Finance and Advisory Committee meets Thursday; Girls soccer hosts Falmouth Friday; Parks Commission meets Monday afternoon; Design review board meets Monday evening.
Seven real estate transfers recorded in Oak Bluffs this week span a wide price range. From our own coverage: Deed records show seven property transfers. Also in today's brief (4 items): Parks Commission meets Monday afternoon; Board of Health meets Tuesday morning; Economic Development …
Oak Bluffs Economic Development Council voted unanimously to appoint Mark Leonard, Bob Melecki, and Larkin Stallings to evaluate four RFP responses for the economic development plan.
Oak Bluffs recorded seven property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, with sale prices posted so far for three: $227,000 to $500,000, a median of $435,000. The period's top recorded sale was 21 Paddock Road at $500,000, bought by Martha's Vineyard Bank from trustees William A. and Terri P.
Massachusetts closes all shellfishing waters near Oak Bluffs starting Saturday until further notice. Also in today's brief (5 items): Shellfishing closure hits all Oak Bluffs waters; Transfer station closes Friday for weather; Parks Commission meets Monday at County Road; Board of Healt…
Planning Board advanced eight zoning amendments to Special Town Meeting vote. Vice Chair Chris Chambers led the virtual meeting with four members present, voting 3-0 to adopt by-law revisions covering structural definitions, building heights, mechanical equipment noise enforcement, commercial
Parks Commission meets Monday for extended afternoon session at 347 County Road. Also in today's brief (3 items): Parks Commission meets at 347 County Road; Board of Health meets Tuesday morning; Economic Development Council meets at School Street.
The Oak Bluffs School Committee approved $109,804 in Title I grant funding and received a special education audit report identifying timeline compliance issues requiring corrective action. Superintendent Jaime Curley reported a strong school opening with immediate instruction launch.