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MORE POWER TO US
Islanders snub soaring energy prices by tapping into alternatives
Heating their home last winter with a wood-burning stove gave Gabrielle More...
Scallops fetch $13 a pound
As predicted, scallops hard to come by, nubs and seed plentiful
BY PETER B. BRACE INDEPENDENT WRITER

Unloading his and his first mate More...

Mitchell’s Book Corner on the selling block
Restaurants West Creek and DeMarco are also put on the market
BY MARY LANCASTER INDEPENDENT WRITER

Adding to the many changes that seem to be taking place in Nantucket More...

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 Sports
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Lady Whalers back to playoffs for first time since 2002
Two years of oh-so-close disappointments were wiped away on More...
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• Cheerleading takes bronze Team third at Mayflower competition
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 Columns
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MORE POWER TO US If Nantucket Electric can stay on schedule, the island will plug into its second mainland electric power cable at the end of December. More...
• The Lighthouse Keeper
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 Property Profile
• article has image Unique details abound
Some homes are obviously built as a showplace. Others are functional living space. Rarely do aesthetics More...
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 Property Transfers
• article has image PROPERTY TRANSFERS October 17, 2005 - October 21, 2005
1. A house on .18 of an acre at 18 Cliff Road sold to J. Douglas Cassity and Rhonda L. Cassity of Nantucket, Mass. from Denise L. Olsen of Nantucket, Mass. for $2,950,000. The property is assessed at $1,873,500. The land bank fee is More...
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