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September 9, 2003


Duel Goes on in Woodlands

Duel Goes on in Woodlands

Planning Commission Hearing Is Closed, While the Developer Continues to Press Case on Multiple Fronts

By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer

The gavel came down one more time late last week and a public hearing was closed on a plan to build 320 homes…

Another Flap Over Cape Wind; Coast Guard Remains Neutral

Another Flap Over Cape Wind; Coast Guard Remains Neutral

By ALEXIS TONTI

In the latest war of words over a proposed wind farm for Nantucket Sound, a newspaper article has quoted a Coast Guard official calling the Cape Wind project a “manageable” risk – but the Coast Guard says the emphasis…

It Was Swell: Beachgoing as Spectator Sport

The thousands of Vineyarders who flocked to the Island’s south shore this weekend found a new respect for Mother Nature, whose wrath carved out monstrous swells along the southern coast in the wake of Hurricane Fabian.

Moffett Race Found Light Winds; Many Missed First Buoy

Saturday’s 26th annual George Moffett Race in Vineyard Sound was a tough sailing contest. A fleet of 64 sailboats started, but only 28 were able to finish. It wasn’t that the weather was horrific. Hugh Schwarz, the co-organizer of the race, said that light winds were the challenge this year.


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