Aquinnah Selectman Cited by State Ethics Commission

The state ethics commission has issued a show cause order alleging Aquinnah selectman Gary Haley violated conflict of interest laws during electrical work at the Aquinnah Circle.

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Aquinnah Selects Island Housing Trust to Develop Affordable Apartments

The Aquinnah selectmen voted Friday to use housing trust as the developer in a planned affordable apartment complex behind town hall.

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Bay Scalloping Extended in Aquinnah

Bay scalloping will be extended in Aquinnah for another two weeks. Scallop season will now run to April 30.

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Jim Newman Decides to Hand the Reins to a New Selectman
Aaron Wilson

After 18 years as an Aquinnah selectman, Jim Newman has decided the best way to continue to serve the tiny up-Island town he loves is to step aside for someone new to take his seat.

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Aquinnah Seeks Developer for Affordable Apartments

A request for proposals will go out for a developer for new affordable housing units behind the Aquinnah town hall, after a vote by selectmen Tuesday.

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Aquinnah Shrinks Quorum for Special Town Meeting

Aquinnah selectmen this week temporarily reduced the town quorum to 10 registered voters for the upcoming special town meeting.

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Aquinnah Sets New Date for Special Town Meeting

Aquinnah selectmen have set Saturday, Dec. 19 as the new date for a special town meeting.

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Aquinnah Sets Dates for Special Town Meeting, Scallop Season

Family scalloping begins Nov. 1 and a special town meeting will be held Nov. 14 in Aquinnah.

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Aquinnah Debuts EV Charging Stations

Two new electric vehicle charging stations have opened in Aquinnah.

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Lone Star Ticks Have Swarmed Aquinnah, Biologist Says
Aaron Wilson

Lone star ticks — and thousands of their larvae — have overrun the town of Aquinnah, biologist and tick expert Richard Johnson told Aquinnah selectmen Wednesday.

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