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Article seeks investigator for meeting house vandalism - Vimarsana News

Article seeks investigator for meeting house vandalism

( Nov. 22, 2023 ) It’s been over five years since the African Meeting House was defaced with racist graffiti, and those who signed a recent citizen’s warrant article want to see whoever …

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Barros, Samuels ask court to reopen civil rights case - Vimarsana News

Barros, Samuels ask court to reopen civil rights case

( June 5, 2023 ) Jim Barros and Rose Marie Samuels are asking a Superior Court judge to take another look at their civil suit against police chief Bill Pittman, town manager Libby Gibson and the …

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Ruling on racist vandalism at Nantucket's African Meeting House leaves unanswered questions - Vimarsana News

Ruling on racist vandalism at Nantucket's African Meeting House leaves unanswered questions

CAI's Kathryn Eident talks with Jason Graziadei of the Nantucket Current about the timeline of events after the historic building was defaced with racist language imagery and the questions that still linger.

Ponce found responsible in Nantucket's African Meeting House lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Ponce found responsible in Nantucket's African Meeting House lawsuit

Nantucket resident Dylan Ponce was found responsible in a civil lawsuit for racist graffiti at Nantucket's African Meeting House in 2018.

'This would have been swept under the rug': African Meeting House reacts to court decision in racist vandalism case on Nantucket - Vimarsana News

'This would have been swept under the rug': African Meeting House reacts to court decision in racist vandalism case on Nantucket

The Nantucket site manager for the Museum of African American History says the community is feeling a small measure of closure from Monday’s civil court decision in a case of racist and threatening vandalism on the island, but she believes the defendant should be criminally charged.