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Human Jaw Found on Nantucket's Wauwinet Beach – NECN - Vimarsana News

Human Jaw Found on Nantucket's Wauwinet Beach – NECN

A bone, believed to be a human's jaw, was found Monday on a beach on Nantucket, officials said. Nantucket police and the Cape and Islands District Attorney's...

Source: necn.com
Raised from the depths: Massachusetts woman stumbles across the remains of 1884 shipwreck on beach - Vimarsana News

Raised from the depths: Massachusetts woman stumbles across the remains of 1884 shipwreck on beach

Nantucket resident Jesse Ahern made the stunning discovery last week, recording video of a section of the three-masted schooner known as the Warren Sawyer.

Nantucket schools close after ransomware attack - Vimarsana News

Nantucket schools close after ransomware attack

Nantucket Public Schools closed early Tuesday following a ransomware attack that impacted safety and security systems. Read more on Boston.com.

Source: boston.com
News Roundup: new Cape bridges locations announced; water quality report shows decline - Vimarsana News

News Roundup: new Cape bridges locations announced; water quality report shows decline

This week: Now we know where they’re going: the location of the new Cape bridges has been drawn on a map. Also, water quality across the region continues to decline — it’s not just an environmental worry, it’s also an economic issue. And say hello to the "Barnstable" ferry.

No charges for CEO accused of setting boat loose off Nantucket - Vimarsana News

No charges for CEO accused of setting boat loose off Nantucket

The private equity CEO reportedly agreed to pay for damages, the Nantucket Current reported. Read more on Boston.com.

Source: boston.com