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Photo Gallery: Opening day of recreational scalloping (opens the original)
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(Oct. 1, 2026) Islanders took to the water in search of scallops on the opening day of recreational season Thursday. Here are some scenes from Madaket and Pocomo Point throughout the morning. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was an error processing your request. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK. Don't Threaten. Threats of harming another person will not be to
Recreational scalloping season kicks off (opens the original)
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(Oct. 1, 2026) Dozens of islanders strapped on waders, slipped into wetsuits and ventured into the water in search of scallops across the island Thursday morning for the first day of the recreational season. How full your basket was on the trip back to the car depended on where you were. It was slim pickings in Madaket Harbor, according to several people, while those out at Pocomo Point pulled up plenty from the floor of Nantucket Harbor. "Enough for dinner," island resident and former commerc
Storm uncovers – again – shipwreck on south shore (opens the original)
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(Sept. 26, 2026) What is likely an embodiment of Nantucket's maritime past was found protruding from the south shore sand Saturday: a portion of a shipwreck revealed by erosion and pounding waves. The section of ship was discovered at Point of Breakers, near the town's sewer beds, after sand was stripped from the area during the nor'easter currently pummeling the island. While it is currently unconfirmed which ship the segment belonged to, it was found near where remains of what is believed to
Remain-funded study examines workforce housing on-island (opens the original)
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(Sept. 24, 2026) Supplying housing for employees has become a necessary but burdensome and costly requirement for many Nantucket businesses, according to a Remain-funded study examining a small sample size of employer-supported housing on-island. "Nantucket's workforce housing shortage has evolved beyond a housing market challenge into a broader economic and community development issue," the 84-page study, conducted by the Boston-based EBP US consulting firm, reads in part. "[H]ousing availabili
Nourish Nantucket receives another $1 million gift (opens the original)
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(Sept. 17, 2026) Food security nonprofit Nourish Nantucket has received another anonymous $1 million gift â the second seven-figure donation to the organization in as many years. âThere is a huge need on Nantucket, and there is also massive capacity,â the family who made the donation said in a statement. âIâm not sure there is anything more important on the island right now than making sure families have enough to eat.â "This is another huge vote of confidence for Nourish, and I'm
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