Filming in the town of Tisbury for the ABC Family reality TV show The Vineyard will be largely limited to the Black Dog Tavern, and will require producers to work at a breakneck pace in order to meet a midsummer debut, show producers told selectmen on Tuesday. Producers for the show met with the board to discuss the impact of filming in the town; executive producer David Broome, 25/7 Productions vice president Yong Yam, production editor Brett Blakeney and film producer Karina Fadden were in attendance.

Tisbury police are warning people to be on the alert for a telephone scam under way on the Island that appears to be targeting seniors. Officer Jeffrey Day told the Gazette late Wednesday that he had received two reports from seniors who had received telephone calls from someone appearing to represent a medical alarm system. People receiving scam calls are being told that a family member had added a product to their service and financial information is needed to pay for the service.

67 Old Coach Road in West Tisbury sold for $528,000 on May 1.

57 Checamo Path in West Tisbury sold for $3,100,000 on April 30.

99 Daggett Avenue in Vineyard Haven sold for $350,000 on May 3.

79 Beach Road Unit C-13 in Vineyard Haven sold for $230,000 on May 1.

36 Mariners Way in Edgartown sold for $404,000 on April 29.

Fran and Annemarie Cullen of New Hampshire and formerly of Vineyard Haven announce the engagement of their son Andrew Cullen to Jacqueline Furlone of Dover, N.H. Jacqueline’s parents are Robert and Christina Furlone of Spofford, N.H.

James Todd of Oak Bluffs was awarded bachelor’s degrees in both English and secondary education from Villanova University with the honor of magna cum laude.

Jasmine Godek and Derek Wood of Vineyard Haven announce the birth of a daughter, Makenna Wood, born on April 30 at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital. Makenna weighed 5 pounds, 12 ounces at birth.