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Tisbury will take up a range of renovation options for the town’s outdated elementary school building at public meetings next week.

Tisbury selectmen have agreed to bulk up safety requirements for moped rentals in response to a complaint filed this week.

Tisbury selectmen discussed the merits of a housing bank ballot question, revisited an agreement with Cape & Vineyard Electric Cooperative and expressed concern about the high school budget at their meeting on Tuesday.

The cost of resident parking permits in Tisbury is going up.

No dragging will be allowed in Lake Tashmoo for the scallop season this year.

Tisbury selectman have designated Drew’s Cove in Lake Tashmoo a no-anchoring zone for an indefinite period of time to protect fragile eelgrass beds near the head of the saltwater estuary.

Tisbury selectmen will take steps to remove a derelict building on the harborfront property known as Boch Park, owned by Ernie Boch Jr. Mr. Boch said he is happy the building will come down.