Last year’s graduating class scored fourth highest on the SATs in school history, director of guidance Michael McCarthy said this week. The class of 2015 outperformed their peers on a state and national level.

No matter what the Tisbury selectmen decide when they meet Tuesday night on the Beach Road project, it is now unlikely the project will be included in the 2017 funding cycle, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation told the Gazette Monday.

After days of drenching rain, the skies didn’t fully clear over the Agricultural Hall but the annual festival that celebrates all things sustainable and local still drew a crowd.

Meals on Wheels has been delivering nutritious meals to home-bound seniors on the Vineyard for 43 years, but to keep the meals rolling out, volunteers are needed. And it’s a constant struggle to keep the roster full.

Most of downtown Vineyard Haven was destroyed by fire in 1883. William street was untouched and now hosts the longest stretch of old buildings in town.

At a three-hour-plus marathon meeting Tuesday, the Tisbury selectmen tentatively decided to take the Beach Road design question to a special town meeting before the end of the year. Selectmen are divided.