Concerns over liability led the Inverness Association to consider exploring the transfer of two long-held landholdings to a like-minded organization—a suggestion that sparked fierce debate inside a normally sleepy board meeting last week.
William Barrett, who heads the nearly century-old civic group, floated the idea of relinquishing Dana Marsh, a tiny parcel north of town, and a one-acre park adjacent to the Vision Road tennis court. The latter is home to a footpath, berry…