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Island kitchen glow-up: Kitchen looking tired?
Smooth things out: If you’ve been meaning to retire the razor or fade that old ink, Nantucket Aesthetics has been at it since 2016, trusted on-island for laser hair and tattoo removal.
Sunset sips, anyone?: Sandbar at Jetties Beach Bar & Restaurant is peak island mode, with toes-in-the-sand seating, panoramic views of Nantucket Sound, and a kitchen turning out pristine, freshly shucked oysters, crispy seafood, and those legendary beachside burgers.
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The Steamship Authority’s general manager, Alex Krsyka, has expressed his strong interest in expanding ferry service in New Bedford to a full-fledged ferry port.
Full story at vineyardgazette.com ↗
A report by MASSPIRG Education Fund, Environment Massachusetts Research and Policy Center, and Frontier Group has revealed that most of Massachusetts rivers, ponds, and other waterways detected contamination from PFAS chemicals.
Full story at wgbh.org ↗
Nantucket Looms, one of Jackie Kennedy Onassis' favorite boutiques, was designed by principal designer Stephanie Hall and master weaver Rebecca Peraner.
Full story at housebeautiful.com ↗
David Robinson, the director and chief archaeologist of the Massachusetts Board of Underwater Archaeological Resources, has stated that the remains exposed by a rare fall nor’easter that hit Nantucket are likely not fragments of the schooner Warren Sawyer.
Full story at nantucketcurrent.com ↗
Donnie Benefit, a 68-year-old Edgartown resident and captain of the Edgartow town dredge, contracted a rare form of vibrio, which can lead to severe infections including gastrointestinal inflammation (gastroenteritis) and redness or swelling around a wound.
Full story at vineyardgazette.com ↗
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