#nantucket

#nantucket

The Five-Star Weekend is based on Elin Hilderbrand's bestselling novel of the same name, which centers on food blogger Hollis Shaw (Garner) as she decides to host friends from different stages of her life at her Nantucket home following a personal tragedy. Peacock announced the series pickup in January, and Variety reported that Greer had joined the project in January. Her character, Electra, is one of Hollis' former friends.

Heather Woodbury, general manager at Wicked Island Bakery, was surprised to find the rear windshield of her car smashed in Wednesday morning, according to Nantucket Current. She had no idea who would do such a thing, but when Nantucket police arrived on the scene a short time later, they realized they couldn't cuff this culprit. The suspect, Officer Mike Mastriano said, was a seagull, the Current reported.

The ACK Deer Management Project aims to reduce the deer population through hunting and provide venison to alleviate food insecurity, with the potential to supply 75,000 meals. The large deer population is causing ecological strain, spreading diseases, and leading to frequent collisions on the island's roads. Wildlife officials recognize the necessity of expanding the deer harvest to manage ecosystems effectively and support the community.

The Nantucket Lightship basket bag, I've come to learn, is like a Birkin for Nantucketers—and, depending on the year in which it was made, can go for as much as $5,000.

Nantucket is taking significant steps to address affordable housing issues, aiming for long-term livability beyond the summer season amidst high prices and seasonal demand.

The lawsuit states that the trespasser cut down 16 30-foot-high cedar, cherry, and Leyland cypress trees to enhance his own ocean view.

The fundraiser at Bob Reynolds' Nantucket home raised about $3 million for the GOP ahead of the 2026 midterms, with tickets starting at $100,000.

"I wasn't trespassing, I was clearing out her crappy trees," Jacoby told the Boston Globe in a one-line email.

The settlement creates a Community Claims Fund to compensate local businesses and residents for 'economic harm.' The Town and County of Nantucket announced the settlement agreement, funds from which will go towards compensating the town and local businesses for losses from the incident.