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By: Dean Geddes
The Nantucket Islands Land Bank is putting a roughly $6.6 million restoration of Lily Pond Park out to bid, a long-planned project aimed at improving both public access to one of its most visible downtown parks and the wetland’s ability to filter stormwater before it reaches Nantucket Harbor.
By: Dean Geddes
(June 30, 2026) Nantucket Memorial Airport manager Warren Smith has been terminated without cause by the Airport Commission, commission chair Arthur Gasbarro said Monday.
By: Dean Geddes, Robert Galibois
Months after Nantucket’s wastewater testing program identified cocaine as consistently well above the national average, the Cape and Islands district attorney said the data has triggered a law-enforcement response aimed at Nantucket’s cocaine supply.
By: Dean Geddes
A small Nantucket connection to the war in Ukraine has continued to grow, as more island-connected volunteers have made the drive to deliver vehicles to a country still defending itself
By: Dean Geddes
A Land Bank proposal to relocate a portion of a sandy access road to Cisco Beach away from the eroding shoreline is being hotly contested by a group of neighbors. At ConCom’s meeting Thursday, many of the neighbors argued the project would turn what has become a sandy walking path into a more heavily used traffic route that would direct vehicles through the private roads of their quiet neighborhood.
By: Dean Geddes
Cape Cod 5 is seeking state approval to close its downtown Nantucket branch at Zero Main Street this fall.
(July 9, 2026) Nearly two years after longtime seasonal resident Joe Farrell announced plans to put a 216-foot research vessel to work helping save the North Atlantic right whale, the
The Town of Nantucket has hired Aleesha Nunley Benjamin as its new director of municipal finance, the town announced Friday. She will begin the job in September.
By: Dean Geddes, Kaie Quigley
(July 14, 2026) Passengers aboard the Freedom ferry from Harwich Port had to be evacuated by emergency personnel Tuesday morning after the boat got stuck after colliding with Old North
By: Dean Geddes
The tarmac at Nantucket Memorial Airport on a busy August weekend.
