Pedigreed Pagoda Tree Gets New Home in Edgartown
Sara Brown

A historic pagoda tree will soon find a new home on South Summer street in Edgartown.

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Selectmen Nix Italian Shoe Sales, Approve New Storefront
Alex Elvin

The Edgartown selectmen unanimously rejected a proposal by shoe company M. Gemi to sell shoes with complementary gelato out of a truck this summer.

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Summer Parking Problems at Collins Beach Occupy Selectmen
Sara Brown

Concerns about overflowing parking at town-owned Collins Beach during the summer came before the Edgartown selectmen this week, who agreed to look into the issue. The small harborfront beach sits off an extension of Cooke street.

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Edgartown Police Department Earns State Certification
Sara Brown

Edgartown selectmen Monday congratulated the town police department for receiving state certification.

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Legal Taking of Yellow House Inches Forward

The town of Edgartown and the Hall family have reached an agreement that is expected to clear the way for the town to take the Yellow House by eminent domain.

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Edgartown Introduces Non-Resident Senior Shellfish Licenses

Edgartown selectmen voted Monday to begin offering non-resident senior shellfish licenses at the price of $125.

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Edgartown Renews Aquaculture License But With Provisions

Edgartown selectmen voted Monday to renew the aquaculture license of Francis (Sandy) Fisher, but with the proviso that his lease will not be renewed if he receives one more citation for violating the town’s shellfishing regulations.

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Edgartown and CVEC Reach Compromise Over Budget Gap
Sara Brown

Edgartown selectmen have come to an agreement with a regional energy collective after an earlier impasse about how the town would contribute to the organization.

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Selectmen Decide Against Housing Referendum

Edgartown selectmen declined to add a non-binding referendum to the ballot asking voters if they wanted Community Preservation Act funds to be earmarked for housing.

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Edgartown Looks Askance at Diverting CPA Funds for Housing

Selectmen and others were skeptical of an informal proposal to steer 65 per cent of every Island town’s Community Preservation Act funds toward regional affordable housing.

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