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November 12, 2004


In Rare Vineyard Occurrence, Adult Coyote Washes Ashore

A coyote, whose carcass was found on the North Shore last weekend, may have swum to the Island from the Elizabeth Islands. That’s what Augustus Ben David, director of the Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary, is speculating. The 40-pound, fully mature female adult coyote was discovered Sunday high up on the wrack line at Great Rock…

Wind Farm Project Clears Key Hurdle

Army Corps of Engineers Releases Long-Awaited Environmental Report for Controversial Cape Wind Plan The controversial Cape Wind project vaulted back into the news this week with the long-awaited release of a draft environmental impact statement from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. After three years of deliberation and months of anticipation, the environmental report found…

Purple Heart: Vineyard Marine Home from Iraq Reflects on War

His neck is stiff, still sore from where a piece of exploding metal chipped the vertebra in the back of his neck. A second shrapnel hit him in the jaw. "I am definitely feeling grateful," said Michael V. Berninger, a 20-year-old Marine on medical leave from Iraq, now back home in Vineyard Haven. Had that…

Red Cross Chapter Charts a Fresh Course

Red Cross Chapter Charts a Fresh Course

By C.K. WOLFSON

Brenda Lehman remembers when she was five, and her family lost everything in an apartment fire, and again when she was 12, in another other fire in Dorchester.

“The only people there to help us were the Red Cross…


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