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“New Downtown” utility work moves forward despite unresolved details (opens the original)
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(Sept. 28, 2026) The Select Board conditionally approved utility work for the "New Downtown" mixed-use development on Sparks Avenue Monday, although it lacked a detailed plan showing where the underground infrastructure would go. âThe only plans Iâve seen are very limited in terms of the level of detail,â Department of Public Works director Drew Patnode said. âI think we have major concerns that when they bury these utilities under the road or under the sidewalk, theyâre going to end u
Health Board imposes no additional penalty on La Republica Mini Market (opens the original)
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(Sept. 17, 2026) The Board of Health imposed no additional penalty on La Republica Mini Market Thursday after Health Department staff said the Amelia Drive business is currently in compliance and has been working with the department. Health Department staff had brought the possibility of a five-day permit suspension to the board over repeated previous violations involving food preparation and repackaging beyond what the store's permit allowed. At Thursdayâs hearing, however, staff said the sto
State keeps Nantucket at “significant” drought (opens the original)
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(Sept. 11, 2026) Nantucket will remain under Level 2 âSignificant Droughtâ restrictions even as drought conditions continue to improve across much of the rest of the state. âThe rain we saw this summer is helping, and weâre encouraged to see conditions improve across the state,â Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rebecca Tepper said in a statement. âThe Central Region has returned to normal conditions, but some areas are still dry, especially Cape Cod and Nantucket.â The de
Geotube repairs move ahead, expansion faces state scrutiny (opens the original)
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(Sept. 3, 2026) The Conservation Commission took another step toward allowing the damaged geotubes below Baxter Road to be repaired, but the larger effort to expand the erosion control project, which still needs approval from voters, faces new questions from the state. Commissioners approved an enforcement order Thursday allowing an access ramp at Hoicks Hollow to be rebuilt, the first step in a three-part process that would next allow mitigation sand to be brought in over the ramp and then repa
The Salvage Man: The Faith, Hard Work and Resolve of Joe Farrell (opens the original)
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The first two helicopters never saw the 13 men tied together in the open ocean, and Joe Farrell knew why. Before he founded Resolve Marine, Farrell had spent years working with helicopters in the U.S. Navyâs Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center in the Bahamas, recovering test torpedoes from the bottom of the ocean. He knew how easily even brightly-colored objects could disappear in rough seas. Now Farrell and his crew were the objects lost in 12- to 16-foot swells in the middle of the
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