Nantucket Soccer Club unveils new fall travel matchups beginning Friday, Oct 30. From our own coverage: Soccer club sets new fall travel matchups; Deed filings show ten transfers, prices pending. Also in today's brief (3 items): Main Street pharmacy's 1929 soda fountain still serving.
One Nantucket obituary was published this week: Pastuszak, Patricia M. ("Trish"), 78, who had been a Nantucket resident for 20 years and was remembered for her love of gardening and bird watching.
Nantucket Soccer Club's fall travel schedule, posted on the club's website, shows a new slate of matchups for its Grade 3 through Grade 6 squads beginning Oct. 30.
Nantucket's registry of deeds recorded 10 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Sept. 28, 2026, but sale prices for all 10 remain pending and were not yet available as of this report, a typical lag for newly filed deeds.
The Nantucket Contract Review Committee approved its first-quarter grant reports and flagged a $166,375 gap between funding requests and its roughly $1 million budget.
The Nantucket Commission on Disability reported fielding its first-ever ADA discrimination complaint after a service-dog user was denied entry to a Nantucket establishment this summer.
The Nantucket Council for Human Services voted 5-0 to let staff explore shifting unspent grant money into substance-misuse funding.
Nantucket's Conservation Commission approved an enforcement order letting SBPF place roughly 10,000 cubic yards of sand on the eroded north and south ends of the Baxter Road geotube array.
Subtropical Storm Josephine passes near Nantucket with high winds and coastal flood risk.
The Nantucket Select Board voted 4-1 Wednesday to approve a $302,000, three-year contract with TRC Companies to consolidate the town's scattered PFAS testing data into a single database.
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