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Jason Graziadei’s Journalist Portfolio

Records reveal questionable bidding practices at airport

Records reveal questionable bidding practices at airport

Accounting records and invoices obtained by The Inquirer and Mirror through a public records request revealed…

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From Agua Caliente to Nantucket: Island home to thriving Salvadoran community

From Agua Caliente to Nantucket: Island home to thriving Salvadoran community

One of the most striking facets of the influx of Salvadoran immigrants to Nantucket is that a sizable majorit…

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ACK For Whales Files New Challenge Of Vineyard Wind Permit

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By Jason Graziadei Verified, Nantucket Current
| Saving Seafood
March 26, 2025 — The Nantucket-based group ACK For Whales has launched a new challenge to Vineyard Wind, filing a petition with the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to revoke the offshore wind developer’s Clean Air Act permit for the project. The permit, which was issued by the EPA on June 21, 2021, outlines the air pollution control requirements for Vineyard Wind, ensuring that it complies with federal and state regulations.
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MASSACHUSETTS: "Abundance Of Scallops" Prompts Town To Seek Extension Of Commercial Season

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By Jason Graziadei Verified, Nantucket Current
| Saving Seafood
March 6, 2025 — With a huge number of bay scallops in the harbor and only a small number of fishermen still on the water, the Harbor & Shellfish Advisory Board lobbied the Select Board on Wednesday to extend Nantucket’s commercial scalloping season by nine days. “There’s an abundance of adult scallops in the harbor,” Harbor & Shellfish Advisory Board chair Andy Lowell told the Select Board members at their meeting this week. “There are very few scallopers active at this point.
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Damaged Vineyard Wind turbine now struck by lightning - The Nantucket Current

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By Nantucket Current, Jason Graziadei Verified
| RINewsToday.com
Damaged Vineyard Wind Turbine Struck By Lightning, Nantucket Current Photo: The Nantucket Current, Vineyard Wind’s AW-38 turbine that suffered a blade failure in July 2024, seen here in September 2024 – Dan LeMaitre by Jason Graziadei • Mar 02, 2025 The same Vineyard Wind turbine that suffered a blade failure last summer was struck by lightning late last week, the U.S. Coast Guard stated on Sunday. The alleged incident occurred last Thursday, Feb. 27th, or Friday, Feb.
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Awards

New England Newspaper & Press Association Journalist of the Year

2011 - Weekly newspapers

The New England Newspaper & Press Association's (NENPA) Journalist of the Year award for weekly newspapers. NENPA represents more than 450 daily, weekly and specialty newspapers throughout six New England states: Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Rhode Island.

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