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NRTA Wave Buses Will Be Free To Ride This Summer

By Claire Martin

N Current (January 18, 2024) — It will be free to ride the Nantucket Regional Transit Authority’s “Wave” buses this summer thanks to a $410,000 state grant obtained by the island transportation agency. Read the full story by Jason Graziadei in the N Current here.

Nantucket Footprints Launches First Virtual Reality Garden Tour: An Interactive, Educational Experience of the Island’s Native Biodiversity

By Charlotte Van Voorhis

NANTUCKET, Mass. October 23, 2023 — Nantucket Footprints—a program of ReMain Nantucket—is releasing the first of a series of virtual garden tours starting October 23. The Nantucket Footprints Virtual Garden Tour is an immersive experience through various sustainable and resilient gardens that highlight their necessity within our local ecosystem alongside its natural beauty. Its goal…

The Sunny Side

By Claire Martin

N Magazine (September 1, 2023) — A quick chat with the Community Foundation for Nantucket’s new executive director, Sunny Daily. Read the full interview by Robert Cocuzzo here.

Architectural Salvage Workshop Commercial

By Claire Martin

In the fall of 2023, Remain Nantucket continued its partnership with the Nantucket Preservation Trust on exploring deconstruction, salvage and reuse on the island with a public workshop featuring experts from San Antonio, Texas and Savannah, Georgia, alongside local stakeholders, to delve into deconstruction strategies and circular economy models. Watch the commercial for the workshop…

Voices raising in song

By Charlotte Van Voorhis

The Inquirer and Mirror (May 25, 2023) — They’ve put in the work, countless hours of practice over the last four months. And today ACKapella, Nantucket Community Music Center’s new concert choir made up of 10 students ages 13-17, will sing a cappella on the big stage: the historic National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. Read…

String program at NIS soars

By Charlotte Van Voorhis

The Inquirer and Mirror (April 27, 2023) — Nantucket Intermediate School expanded its musical offerings this school year to include a string program, approximately doubling the number of students in its music program over the previous year. Read the full article by Jamie Cushman here.