More than 50 Tisbury employees who belong to the town’s general union are working under a new contract that was signed last week, nearly four months after the previous three-year agreement expired June 30.

Tisbury selectmen got their first look Tuesday at what could be the future of Packer’s marine terminal on Beach Road as a support terminal for an offshore wind farm planned for waters south of the Island.

Tisbury selectmen will go behind closed doors Tuesday to discuss the possible purchase of the historic stone bank on Main street Vineyard Haven. Owned by Santander, the property is for sale.

Recreational scalloping in Tisbury begins Oct. 19 in Vineyard Haven Harbor, outside Lagoon Pond and outside Tashmoo Pond.

Tisbury selectmen heard from both town officials and members of the public on draft regulations for a potential aquaculture industry.

Tisbury building and zoning inspector Kenneth Barwick retired this week after more than 30 years on the job.

The elimination of several key advisory committees in Tisbury, including the shellfish committee, has caught some townspeople unawares.

The three-day music festival planned for August in Vineyard Haven has received clearance from the Tisbury selectmen to serve alcohol.

With the endorsement of striking bus drivers, Tisbury selectmen reappointed Elaine Miller to the Vineyard Transit Authority board at their regular meeting Tuesday evening.

After months of back and forth, Tisbury selectmen have signed a contract to allow a three-day music festival to take place in Veterans Memorial Park this August. The festival is the first of its kind in the town.