(Jan. 30, 2025) The girls basketball team is over .500 for the first time this season after the Whalers picked up wins over Sturgis West, Cape Cod Academy and Rising Tide during a busy stretch this past week with four games in five days.

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(Jan. 28, 2025) The Trump administration's move to pause trillions of dollars in federal spending triggered an avalanche of uncertainty, panic and outrage, including a lawsuit from Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell and several of…

(Dec. 12, 2024) The 11,000-pound Pollock Rip channel marker that washed up and partially buried itself on the beach near Great Point three weeks ago was removed from the sand by helicopter last Thursday. Crews from the Connecticut Air National Guard, Coast Guard buoy tender Ida Lewis and Station Brant Point collaborated to get the buoy off the beach.. The Ida Lewis crew removed buried chains ...

(Jan. 28, 2025) The Artists Association of Nantucket, which will celebrate its 80th anniversary this summer, is selling its Cecelia Joyce & Seward Johnson gallery on Washington Street and buying the Federal Street building formerly home to Jordan Real Estate to convert into a larger, more versatile gallery space, executive director Tracey Sears ...

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Dec 30, 2024 · The year just past was an eventful one on the island, from the failure of the Vineyard Wind turbine blade to the final visit of Joe Biden as a sitting

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Jan 3, 2025 · (Dec. 30, 2024) As each year winds to a close, The Inquirer and Mirror takes a look back at the highs and lows, the joy and heartbreak, that made up the daily fabric of island life as recorded in the pages of the I&M. Included below are the best photos we and our readers took in 2024, the year in ...

Nov 8, 2024 · (Jan. 13, 2025) The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear ACK for Whales’ case against Vineyard Wind, which claimed the permitting process that allowed the 64-turbine wind farm to be built 14 miles southwest of the island was flawed.