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Extremism expert speaking at Jewish congregation Friday (opens the original)
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(Aug. 13, 2026) The United States has spent decades focusing too narrowly on terrorism while overlooking a broader ideological challenge: political Islam, or Islamism, argues Lorenzo Vidino, director of the Program on Extremism at George Washington University. Vidino will visit the island Friday to speak about American antisemitism and extremism at Congregation Shirat HaYam in the Unitarian Meeting House on Orange Street. Vidinoâs visit comes shortly after the publication of a Wall Street Jour
Starting small: Community sailing's youth programs get even the youngest on the water (opens the original)
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(Aug. 6, 2026) Since its establishment in 1994, Nantucket Community Sailing has worked to make sailing accessible to everyone on the island. Through innovative programs for toddlers, elementary school students and families, the nonprofit has introduced even the youngest islanders and summer visitors to the water while fulfilling its mission of ensuring that sailing is available regardless of experience. Nantucket Race Week, Community Sailingâs nine-day celebration of sailing, kicks off today a
Preserving Nantucket's history, one quarterboard at a time (opens the original)
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(July 30, 2026) Given the gray shingles and white clapboard trim, quite a few Nantucket houses look very much the same. One thing that differentiates them, however, is their names, often displayed over the front door on a quarterboard, a tradition that traces its history back to sailing ships. The name gives the house its sense of character, while the quarterboard â depending on the shape, size, color and lettering â gives the name its character. Island native Kelly Emery grew up surrounded
“Drayton and Mackenzie” more than a venture capital story (opens the original)
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(July 20, 2026) Alexander Starrittâs book-signing at Mitchellâs Book Corner Thursday marks something of full-circle moment for the author. Starritt wrote portions of his new novel âDrayton and Mackenzieâ while on Nantucket, drawing on the island not only as a place to work but also to reflect during the bookâs five-year development. Published earlier this summer, âDrayton and Mackenzieâ was short-listed for the Financial Times Business Book of the Year, becoming the first novel in
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