The Tisbury building inspector has recused himself from the project to build a new campus for the Martha’s Vineyard Museum.

Plans to turn the empty harborfront property owned by Ernie Boch Jr. into a park were welcomed by the Tisbury selectmen this week, but new questions surfaced around public access.

A volunteer beautification project at the Vineyard Haven post office can remain, but no more donations will be accepted, U.S. postal officials said this week.

The Tisbury selectmen want to refurbish a garden at the town library that was planted in honor of Margaret Webster, an actor, producer and director.

An all-alcohol license for the Black Dog Bakery and Cafe on State Road is on hold as Tisbury selectmen iron out confusion about the town’s alcohol licensing requirements.

Two Vineyard Haven restaurants this week were cleared to serve all types of alcohol, not just beer and wine.

The Tisbury selectmen this week set plans in motion to clear the way for restaurants hoping to serve hard alcohol to diners this summer.

Two candidates for Tisbury selectman, Melinda Loberg and James Rogers, share passion for a public service and love for the character of the town, but disagree on the details. Polls are open from noon to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 9.

The Tisbury School should stay at its current site. That was the consensus of the selectmen at their meeting Tuesday. Working with the Massachusetts School Building Authority grant program, the town has been exploring an array of options for a new school.

Tisbury will take up a range of renovation options for the town’s outdated elementary school building at public meetings next week.