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.
Board of Health joins a packed slate of Oak Bluffs meetings set for next week. Also in today's brief (5 items): Oak Bluffs remembers Alison M. Convery; Board of Assessors meets Thursday afternoon; Planning Board holds twice-monthly meeting Thursday; Parks Commission meets Monday at Coun…
Oak Bluffs property records show ten deeds recorded this week, though only two disclose a sale price. From our own coverage: Ten deeds recorded, but only two show a price. Also in today's brief (5 items): Select Board convenes at Town Hall Tuesday; Board of Assessors meets Thursday afte…
The Dukes County Registry of Deeds recorded 10 Oak Bluffs property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, but only two carry a posted sale price so far: $350,000 for 76 Summit Ave and $3,805,450 for 90 Munroe Ave, the month's top recorded sale. Prices for the other eight, including a cluster of
Sengekontacket Pond has been closed to shellfishing until further notice as the state tests water quality before allowing harvesting to resume. The town's News Flash system issued the closure notice on September 18, saying the Division of Marine Fisheries must complete testing before th…
Finance Committee reviewed housing fiscal impact study and salary compensation practices. Chair Bob Malecki presented a draft Affordable Housing Impact Study at the request of Select Board Chair Dion Alley, estimating a potential $200,000 municipal service cost for five affordable housing projects.
Council on Aging discussed its programming and services for town seniors. The bowling program offers free play for Oak Bluffs residents, with participants covering lunch costs and gratuity. An activity audit showed 626 residents have participated in weekly exercise programs at the Center.
Oak Bluffs Conservation Commission advanced three environmental permits in a single hearing. The board unanimously approved a negative determination for Martha's Vineyard Hospital's demolition of its 1929 Building at 1 Hospital Road, clearing the first phase of a two-phase renovation located within
Sign Review Committee elected officers at an organizational meeting. Member Barbara Baskin called the meeting to order and led the committee through a review of zoning bylaws covering sign regulations, the application procedures, and the 14-day turnaround time for applications submitted through
Oak Bluffs recorded eight deeds between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only two had a sale price recorded: 90 Munroe Ave at $3,805,450 and 42 Temahigan Ave at $1,215,000, for a median of $2,510,225 among recorded sales. The other six transactions, including two adjoining Norris Avenue properties