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With the return of Big Brothers Big Sisters, Libby Buck is the island's first Big in more than a decade.
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A foundation on the island has been focused on land acquisition for 60 years. Now that it owns some 9,000 acres of land — about a third of the island — it wants to add more restoration to its agenda.
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The Warming Place is expanding service for unhoused individuals through winter.
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Recreational-scalloping season is here. But enthusiasm is down among commercial catchers, many of whom are aging out of the industry.
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Michael Gormley, owner of Nan Tuk Tuk, tells CAI about his first week of business.
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For years patients had to travel off-island for treatment. Swim Across America Nantucket helps keep that access local. The event has raised $4 million over the last decade.
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A college student studying marine science in the West Indies has found a message in a glass bottle tossed overboard by a Nantucket fisherman 19 years ago.
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Three hundred people from Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket traveled to Beacon Hill yesterday with a mission: save island communities from what they say is a death spiral of rising home prices and short-term rentals gobbling up year-round housing.
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Nantucket public schools are reopening today after a ransomware attack disrupted the district's online service and security.
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The Steamship Authority Board of Governors has approved a slate of fare increases affecting nearly every category of travel on the ferry line.