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**BREAKING NEWS** STATE DEP ISSUES SUPERSEDING ORDER OF
**BREAKING NEWS** STATE DEP ISSUES SUPERSEDING ORDER OF CONDITIONS On Dec. 19, DEP approves SBPF’s Superseding Order of Conditions (SOC) request. ...

WETLAND IMPACTS AND COASTAL BLUFF STABILITY STILL PLAGUE SBPF/DPW
WETLAND IMPACTS AND COASTAL BLUFF STABILITY STILL PLAGUE SBPF/DPW DRAINAGE PROJECT PUBLIC HEARING CONTINUED TO JAN. 7 20015 By Peter B. Brace Altho...

TOWN, SBPF PROPOSING DRAINAGE SYSTEM TO DRY UP TOP-DOWN RUNOFF
TOWN, SBPF PROPOSING DRAINAGE SYSTEM TO DRY UP TOP-DOWN RUNOFF EROSION IMPACTS ON NEARBY WETLANDS, THE ISLAND’S AQUIFER AND SPECTER OF FAILED SIMI...

A WEEK AFTER THE (RELATIVELY MILD) NOREASTER THE FUTURE FOR OUR
A WEEK AFTER THE (RELATIVELY MILD) NOREASTER THE FUTURE FOR OUR BEACHES? — Geotubes still exposed. (They should be covered, as sunlight degrades t...

SUBJECT TO THE ELEMENTS — Susan checked out the bluff
SUBJECT TO THE ELEMENTS — Susan checked out the bluff yesterday to see what the rains of last Thursday had done. Here are her photos, and comments:...

FROM THE ARCHIVES: SOUND FAMILIAR? — Who remembers the
FROM THE ARCHIVES: SOUND FAMILIAR? — Who remembers the multi-page booklet sent to all Nantucket households by SBPF in an effort to generate communi...

STRONG WORDS — from former ConCom Administrator and attorney
STRONG WORDS — from former ConCom Administrator and attorney Dirk Roggeveen about last nights BOS discussion of the Sconset Beach erosion project: ...

SANKATYS GEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE Glacial Flour: A distinctive
SANKATYS GEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE Glacial Flour: A distinctive white layer of these fossils is clearly visible from the beach, and shell fragments, fr...

THOUGHTFUL LETTER IN TODAYS I&M BY BAXTER ROAD PROPERTY
THOUGHTFUL LETTER IN TODAYS I&M BY BAXTER ROAD PROPERTY OWNER Consider the options to hard-armoring Sconset Bluff To the Editor: The Board of Selec...

CONTINUING TO SORT THROUGH THE SPIN: MORE FREQUENTLY ASKED
CONTINUING TO SORT THROUGH THE SPIN: MORE FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS, AND ANSWERS Q: Is it possible to replicate the natural erosion process? A: No. ...