NANTUCKET — April 27, 2026 — Nantucket planning commission votes to study seasonal population and redirect federal transit funds. The Nantucket Planning and Economic Development Commission voted unanimously at its April 27 remote meeting to authorize a $45,205 contract with the UMass Donahue Institute for a seasonal population study designed to

NANTUCKET — April 24, 2026 — Nantucket's Contract Review Committee voted 5-0 to approve a mid-year funding variance for behavioral health nonprofit Fairwinds, allowing previously awarded grant dollars to be redirected to the organization's sliding-fee patient assistance program. Christy Wilson of Fairwinds told the committee

NANTUCKET — April 24, 2026 — Nantucket's Contract Review Committee voted 5-0 to approve a mid-year funding variance for behavioral health nonprofit Fairwinds, allowing previously awarded grant dollars to be redirected to the organization's sliding-fee patient assistance program. Christy Wilson of Fairwinds told the committee

NANTUCKET — April 23, 2026 — Nantucket Parks and Rec Commission backs Article 12 and approves two Children's Beach events ahead of May 4 town meeting. The commission voted unanimously Thursday to publicly endorse Article 12 — a school-related capital project that survived a proposed Board of Health moratorium last

NANTUCKET — April 21, 2026 — Nantucket's Harbor and Shellfish Advisory Board voted 6-0 to draft a letter to the Select Board demanding a formal review of Great Harbor Yacht Club's Chapter 91 state license, citing the absence of marine fuel service, inadequate public access signage, and

NANTUCKET — April 21, 2026 — Nantucket's Harbor and Shellfish Advisory Board voted 6-0 to draft a letter to the Select Board demanding a formal review of Great Harbor Yacht Club's Chapter 91 state license, citing the absence of marine fuel service, inadequate public access signage, and

NANTUCKET — April 17, 2026 — Nantucket Historical Commission unanimously endorses state tax credit application for 1812-era guest house renovation and backs a $2 million Pleasant Street sidewalk overhaul that removes roughly 15 parking spaces. The commission voted 7-0 to send a letter of support for owner Kaylin Casey'