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Boaters beware: heavy storm approaching
The U.S. Coast Guard is advising mariners in the vicinity of Nantucket to beware of a heavy storm in the area.
Lest Nantucket forget the wrecked, the rescuers
Proof that this island, now better known for trophy homes, celebrity chefs, and private jets, retains strong links to its past lies in the community's response to the reopening of the Nantucket Shipwreck & ...
TravelQuest: 35th Annual Sandcastle & Sculpture Day slated August 16 on Nantucket Island
The Nantucket Island Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with the Nantucket Island School of Design and the Arts , will hold the 35th Annual Sandcastle and Sculpture Day, Saturday, August 16, 2008 on Jetties ...
Spoil yourself with a special sunset tour on Nantucket
Most people imagine a Nantucket sunset of fading gold on a boat-speckled harbor.
Nearly a year after an altercation among a group of black youths and police officers on The Strip ended in accusations of excessive force and alleged racial remarks uttered by a summer officer, the Nantucket ...
Boat stuck on shoal off Smith's Point
A 25-foot boat became stuck on a shoal off Smith's Point Friday afternoon, and the three people aboard were rescued by Madaket Harbormaster Chris Vanderwolk.
Great white shark washes up in Madaket
Martha's Vineyard may have shark sightings, but Nantucket now has the real thing.
Karp considers P-Town wharf purchase
Nantucket Island Resorts principal Steve Karp confirmed yesterday that he is investigating the purchase of Fisherman's Wharf in Provincetown, but stressed that any deal should one be made is a long way from the ...
Police officer Jerry Mack and deputy fire chief Ed Maxwell examine this Murray's Toggery van as it lies on its side on Millbrook Road after flipping over Thursday morning.
The Chicago Tribune is reporting former Tyco International CEO and island summer resident Dennis Kozlowski and his wife have agreed to settle their divorce case.
Tanker truck meets car near Four Corners
This JP Noonan tanker truck struck another vehicle while turning from Williams Lane onto Sparks Avenue Wednesday morning.
Nantucket shark was a great white
A shark that washed up on Nantucket Monday was a great white, state scientists have confirmed.
Shark washes up off Sheep Pond Road beach
Martha's Vineyard may have shark sightings, but Nantucket now has the real thing.
Nantucket Island Resorts principal Steve Karp is part of a development group looking to buy Fisherman's Wharf in Provincetown and convert it into the region's largest boating complex.
Unlimited FAIR Plan coverage may fade
The Massachusetts FAIR Plan would no longer have to provide unlimited replacement coverage for hurricane-damaged homes under legislation wending through the State House.
Brush fire breaks out near Miacomet Pond
A brush fire that torched a large section of dune grass at the end of Miacomet Road Friday night was extinguished by firefighters.
Island gets boost in state funding
Nantucket's state representative Eric Turkington announced Friday that the island had received a boost in the local aid funding from the state.
Hunting Association pulls shooting range plan
The Zoning Board of Appeals voted Friday to allow the Nantucket Hunting Association to withdraw its application to erect a shooting range off Maddequecham Valley Road .
Back from Iraq and happy to be home for Sergeant Krishna Singleton
Krishna Singleton receives a hug from his mother Theran as he returns home from Iraq Thursday.
Madden seeking Democratic nomination for state rep seat
Islander Tim Madden kicked his campaign for state representative into high gear this week, establishing an office on the mainland and launching a write-in campaign for the Democratic Party nomination in the ...