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BY PETER B. BRACE Penalties for harvesting bay scallop seed got tougher Oct. 18 when the Board of Selectmen voted 3-0 to amend the town's shellfish bylaw. More ...
With a standing permit from the Department of Environmental Protection that allows More ... Complete Kitchen to close by end of year Nantucket Island Resorts wins judgement on overdue rent BY MARY LANCASTER She has been selling all manner of culinary ware at 25 Centre St. since 1990. But by the end of this year The Complete Kitchen, owned by Kim McLeod, will close its doors for good after her landlord, Nantucket Island Resorts, won a district court judgement regarding McLeod's rent default. More ...
BY MARY LANCASTER When Flint Ranney, Nantucket's Steamship Authority representative, rescued the historic whistle from the Nobska before that last steam powered ferry was reduced to scrap metal this summer, local residents heralded the action and welcomed back the unique, deep sound they remembered from riding the bo More ...
Sale falls through just before closing BY MARY LANCASTER The historic Tonkin building at the corner of Main and Federal streets has returned to the market after the anticipated closing on a $5.4 million sale fell through. More ... Increase in expenses push up SSA rates for 2007 BY MARY LANCASTER Citing increases in fuel costs, liability insurance, employee health care and payroll spikes and property depreciation expenses projected to produce a $4.4 million jump in the Steamship Authority's operating budget for 2007, rates will be going up to help cover expenditures for service and debt repa More ...
BY PETER B. BRACE Larry Nathanson wants to subdivide his 7.6-acre lot at 10 Massasoit Bridge Road into four lots. Nathanson's four lots, which are in the LUG-2 zone, that would each be at least a half-acre in size, could all include secondary dwellings along with one for his own property, a fifth lot that would be cr More ...
BY PETER B. BRACE Tuckernuck Island's two piers will likely be removed and replaced with a new one in deeper water because they are currently unlicensed by the Department of Environmental Protection. More ...
BY PETER B. BRACE Beach Plum Village 40B Developer Josh Posner needs one more signature before he can begin marketing his 10 affordable units. More ...
BIRTHS A drey Thi Brannigan was born at Nantucket Cottage Hospital on Oct. 24, 2006 weighing 7 pounds and 9 ounces. She is the daughter of Rich II and Shelly Brannigan and sister to Waverly and Treyce Brannigan of Nantucket. Her grandparents are Richard and Janet Brannigan of Nantucket and Robert More ...
Spectacular harbor views abound from Washington and Union More ...
BY PETER B. BRACE Chosen out of a pool of 50 applicants from across the country, native New Englander Darcie E. Vallant has been named the new Director of Education for the Maria Mitchell Association. Though she only moved here on Oct. 21, Vallant hit the ground running last Wednesday, her first day on the job, and i More ... Schism between Planning Board, alternates widens BY PETER B. BRACE An Oct. 23 letter sent by the Planning Board to its three alternates alleges poor attendance and inappropriate behavior by the alternates at Planning Board meetings and around staff members. More ... |
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