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The Arts July 23, 2008
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Arts Island's first Comedy Festival begins on Monday
BY MARY LANCASTER INDEPENDENT WRITER
      There are few things better for the spirit than laughing so hard it practically hurts. When the Nantucket Comedy Festival kicks off on July 28, it promises a week's worth of hilarity geared towards the whole family.
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Poulenc Trio has island debut July 29
BY MARY LANCASTER INDEPENDENT WRITER
      B ryan Young describes his trio's music as elegant, sweet and charming, as well as powerful. Audiences will decide for themselves when the Baltimore-based Poulenc Trio performs on July 29 in another of the Musical Arts Society's summer concerts. Young, who plays bassoon, will be joined by Irina La...
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Nantucket Antiques Show to benefit Fireman's Association
BY MARY LANCASTER INDEPENDENT WRITER
      Whether you are a collector or merely admire what artisans crafted centuries ago, the island's yearly, quality antiques shows are always enjoyable and educational. On Friday, July 25, the Nantucket Antiques Show will open at the high school to benefit the Nantucket Fireman's Association.
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"Blown Sideways Through Life" opens tonight
BY MARY LANCASTER INDEPENDENT WRITER
      Claudia Shear has quite a story to tell about her career life, one that is guaranteed to make you laugh and feel lucky for your own stability.
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Are you bugged by bugs? Call in the pest busters
BY MARY LANCASTER INDEPENDENT WRITER
      Chanteyman legend Bill Schustik in concert July 26 The Whaling Museum will host legendary chanteyman Bill Schustik at 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 26 when he performs traditional 18th and 19th century music, dedicated to his long-time publicist, Doris Fellerman.
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Working without a net Flying Wallendas defy death
BY MARGARET CARROLL-BERGMAN INDEPENDENT EDITOR
      Tino Wallenda believes in God and he believes in working without a net. Wallenda, 57, is the head of the legendary Flying Wallendas, a high wire act that is coming to the island this weekend with Circus Flora. Wallenda walks on a cable that is 5/8 inches thick, at a height of 30 to 35 feet, betwe...
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Greatest American Dog
      I and, with the exception of "American Idol," which I sheepishly confess captures my fancy, reality TV doesn't hold much interest for me.
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Wine and Food Pairing
By Leslie-Ann Sheppard
      With summer now in full swing, many folks are finding more reasons to get together with friends and family than during other seasons. If you're on vacation, that is reason enough for celebrating. So, the all-important question: How do you select the right wine for your get-together?
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