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The settlement will allow the town to create a fund to compensate local businesses for their losses, officials said.
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The Nantucket Resource Partnership, which once had a broader human-service mission, is rebranding itself as Nourish Nantucket and focusing on food.
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Agents of U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement were operating on both islands Tuesday, detaining individuals and leaving the communities shaken.
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The CEO of SouthCoast Wind, Michael Brown, told CAI the federal review was rigorous. But the Town of Nantucket says feds failed to address threats to its historic district and economy.
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Residents who meet the program guidelines can apply for a deed restriction in a variety of situations — such as when buying or selling a house, or when a senior citizen is struggling to remain in the home.
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The African Meeting House on Nantucket was consecrated in 1825. Two hundred years later, it still stands.
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U.S. Coast Guard Certified Lampist Tom Cumella was on Nantucket this week lending his expertise to the Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum, which has a lens that's due for a checkup.
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Workers have started cutting away part of the remaining portion of the turbine blade that broke one month ago today at the Vineyard Wind offshore wind farm.
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Nantucket's Select Board continues to seek assurances from various agencies involved with the cleanup of debris from a broken wind farm turbine blade that the impact on the island will be limited.
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This week: A blade comes off a Vineyard Wind turbine scattering debris onto Nantucket beaches. The Cape gets $1 billion for replacing the Sagamore Bridge. And the state says no to Holtec dumping radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay.