A Year Not To Review
BY DANIEL W. DRAKE PUBLISHER
      T here was little to redeem in 2008. In fact, as years go, it may have been the worst in recent memory. The rumblings in the world financial markets that began in August, 2007 developed into a full-blown tsunami that washed ashore around the globe in October of 2008.
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Let's Go To The Movies
      The New Year looms, and you might be wondering what else you can do to keep your family energized and entertained during the remaining days of their holiday respite and departure from normal routines.
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It's All About Value
By Leslie-Ann Sheppard
      I don't think I need to comment on or clarify the state of the American economy today. I'll leave that job to the media and to the financial institutions. What is clear is that at this moment in time, most people are interested in good value - getting a product that seems to be better than its price tag suggests.
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Do you have a Crest?
BIRDS OF NANTUCKET
by Kenneth Turner Blackshaw
      Do you remember what it feels like when the hair on the back of your neck stands up? Imagine having feathers back there that you could elevate or flatten depending on your mood. Wouldn't that be cool? We have three land birds on Nantucket that have crests. With a little thought most of you will come up with two. Only birders will rattle off the third one.
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Happy New You!
      Resolution or not, it's a new year and this is an opportunity for new beginnings. Without making promises you won't be able to keep, or setting unrealistic goals, you can make a decision right at this very moment, while you're reading this column, to have a healthier year than last year. Mind, body and sprit can all benefit from an annual tune-up.
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