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INSIDE THE NANTUCKET BOAT BASIN
For throngs of boaters, the ultimate destination dream is to cruise across the island's pristine waters and snuggle into the prestigious Nantucket Boat Basin where the best of amenities are provided. The current luxury afforded by the Boat Basin has only existed for 39 years, ever since the late Walter Beinecke Jr. and Lawrence W. More...

Customers line up at the window inside the new Post Office on Sparks Avenue yesterday. The facility replaces the cramped office on Pleasant Street, and offers more boxes for the 02584 postal patrons, as well as additional and more easily accessible parking. More...

Overfishing of Hummock Pond threatens yellow perch and American eel populations

Yellow perch and American eels are being pulled out of Hummock Pond at what some residents along the pond say is an alarming rate. Steve O'Brien of Tautemo Way on Hummock Pond said that last summer he started seeing large numbers of people in canoes, skiffs and kayaks, as well as on shore, fishing in the pond. More...

It's never too late to apply for the affordable houses being built by Nantucket Homes for People. Windwalker sales associate Beth Maier encourages prospective homebuyers to contact her at 228-9117 or by email at beth@windwalkerrealestate. com. More...
The Dane Gallery and Corning Museum's Hot Glass Roadshow want to introduce you to a new kind of fireworks
It's an image you only have to see once before it's seared into your memory - a glassblower harnessing the dangerous power of fire to mold the fragile beauty of glass into a work of art. At once primal and erudite, the process taps into our basest understanding of the earth and our most elevated beliefs about transforming it. More...
To the editor:
June was an incredibly difficult month for our family! The emotional roller-coaster kept us on edge as the trial unfolded. We need to thank those sixteen courageous people who agreed to serve on the jury in spite of the distasteful evidence that they knew they would see and hear. We were confident that they would find for the truth. More...
In the second round of Little League district tournament play, Nantucket played South Plymouth at Plymouth Sunday afternoon but was turned back, 7-0. Andrew Benson started the game for the islanders and struck out five. In two innings of strong relief work, Zach Moran struck out four. More...
NOW PLAYING ON NANTUCKET
"Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" (Rated PG-13; 168 min.) It's a rebel seaman showdown in the (supposed) last installment of the Pirates franchise. More...
Abrem Quary development nearly done; Beach Plum completes nine houses
Nantucket's two Chapter 40B affordable housing developments are progressing at a pace that those building their own homes might envy. More...
As the Fourth of July comes at us like a fast-moving truck, so too are we faced with a Special Town Meeting that is suddenly looming ahead on July 26. At their session last week, the selectmen approved the warrant for the meeting, which was forced by the presentation of a citizens' petition for the town's acquisition by eminent domain of the Dreamland Theater property. More...
PROPERTY PROFILE Craig Hawkins & Gary Winn The Maury People $19,500,000
This week's property profile features one of the most stunning, new Nantucket estates ever offered at the upper end of the market. With approximately 15,000 square feet of living space and over 3,000 square feet of decks and patios, it would be impossible to convey every detail or to provide the reader with a complete and accurate tour in prose. More...
June 18, 2007 - June 22, 2007
1. A house on .18 of an acre at 72 Baxter Road sold to Mary E. McAullife of Alexandria, Va. from Jerome L. Rappaport and Phyllis E. Rappaport of Stuart, Fla. for $2,900,000. The property is assessed at $1,998,400. The land bank fee is $58,000. More...