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HAVE A SEAT? - Thiago Hoffmann is careful to keep his competitor under control during last Saturday's
meet. Hoffmann was a tri-winner for the day.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A:12
the year," Kidd , a freshman , is new this
season.
Barreto , a methodical , calculating oppo-
nent , secured his three victories through
points, slowly wearing out his competi-
tors. Kidd was a fast and formidable wres-
tler, turning in three beautiful matches
including a great pin against Belmont
early in the day.
Although teammates David Garvey-
Campbell (103), Connor Sinn (160) and
Kyle Cocozza (171) struggled , each
showed tremendous skill and focus while
on the mat.
"I was pleased with how the kids were
using the techniques that we've been
working on in practice ," Magner said of
his team. "If they do the stuff we teach
them, they'll be successful."
Next up for the Raider wrestlers is a
trip to Pembroke where they will also face
Bellingham and South Shore Voc tomor-
row at 10 a.m.
BHS wrestlers... CONTINUED FROM PAGE A:11
the environment and energy,
though we had written about
extensively, asbecause ofthe
drama of the story of one
man and his little company
tryingto build a spectacular
project in the face of opposi-
tion from rich and powerful
people,"the authors declare
in a note posted on the Pub-
lic Affairs Web site.
Thanks to blogger Eric
Schwaab for sending the link
to us (and dozens of others,
including senators Kennedy
and Kerry). Full disclosure:
Whitcomb reprinted areport
from this paper about the
Arklow, Ireland , wind farm
in the Journal in 2004.
Danish report sees
nothing detrimental
A scientific report of moni-
toring programs that have
kept tabs two offshore wind
farms in Denmark show no
significant ill effects on the
environment.
The findings outlined in
Danish Offshore Wind/Key
Environmental Issues were
presented at a conference
attended by Cape Wind Vice
President of Project Devel-
opment Craig Olmsted and
Allianceto ProtectNantucket
SoundExecutive Director Su-
sanNickerson.They returned
from Denmark with different
messages.
"The study focused on the
identical issues we face."said
Olmstead. "It beginswith so-
cioeconomic issues and goes
on to avian issues, marine
mammals."
Olmstead said the study
foundthat birdstend to avoid,
rather than crash into, the
turbines. Also, underwater
growtharound the structures
increased rather than de-
creased,andthe level offishin
the area remained steady.
There was nothing in the
study, which was conducted
by scientists, reviewed by an
internationalpanelof experts,
and funded by Danish rate-
payers, that suggested Cape
Wind needed to rethink the
sitingofitsproposed turbines,
according to Olmstead.
In apress statement, Nick-
erson said the siting of the
Nysted and Horns Rev wind
farms was done in a manner
sensitive to their environ-
mental impact. "Cape Wind's
sitingcriteria was purely eco-
nomic, not environmental,"
she said.
Noting that some coastal
areas in Denmark are ex-
cluded from wind farm de-
velopment , Nickerson said
Nantucket Sound merits
similarprotection "not merely
for birds,but for other wildlife
and for a multitude of other
considerations that have to
do with navigation risk, the
threat posed by these tur-
bines to radar, commercial
fishing,economic impacts,vi-
sualimpactsandrecreational
boating."
Perhaps the most impor-
tant attendees for the Ameri-
can project were representa-
tives of the federal Materials
Management Service, which
is preparing a new Draft En-
vironmental Impact Report
on CapeWind'sproposal.The
DEIR maybeissuedfor public
hearings by February.
Lights out?
MarkRodgers,communica-
tions director for Cape Wind,
said recently that the Federal
Aviation Administration has
changeditsapproach to light-
ing the company's proposed
turbines.
"The FAA used to treat
wind turbines exactly
the same as communica-
tion towers ," he said.
"What they came to realize
over timewasthat inthe case
ofwindfarms,especiallylarge
ones, that's just not a close
analogy. You don't drive by
and suddenly see 80 or 100
communication towers, so
they realized that they might
have some overkill in terms
of need."
Instead of two lights per
turbine. Rodgers said, there
willbeonelight onthosealong
the perimeter of the farm.
Most of the internal towers
will not be lighted.
Newnighttimesimulations
will be included in the Draft
Environmental Impact Re-
port due this winter.
Windsock...
Today -
Home:
3:30 - Boys freshman basketball vs. D-Y
5:00 -Boys JV basketball vs. D-Y
6:30 - Boys varsity basketball vs. D-Y
Away:
3:30 - Girls freshman basketball vs. D-Y
3:30 -Boys and girls varsity swimming (5
Sandwich -"Cape Cod Classic"with Nauset
and Nantucket
4:30 - Boys' and girls varsity winter track
Double Dual Meet, Reggie Lewis Center
Saturday -
Home:
6:30 - Girls varsity ice hockey vs. Milton
High School
8:00 - Boys JV ice hockey vs.'Scituate
Away -
10:00-Boys varsity wrestlings Pembroke
with Bellingham and South Shore Voc.
3:00 - Boys varsity ice hockey (5 Dart-
mouth
Weekend Sports Schedule
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Artists sought for Bay State
Games exhibit
The National Congress of State Games
and the Massachusetts Amateur Sports
Foundation arelookingfor aMassachusetts-
based artist to sponsor an art project for
the Athletes on Parade art exhibit. Artists
will have the opportunity to decorate a
piece of sculpture similar to the fiberglass
animals used in various part s of the coun-
try. The finished products will be put on
display at the 2007 State Games of America
in Colorado Springs from late July until
Aug. 5. For more information contact the
Bay State Games at 781-932-6555 or e-mail
info(& baystategames.org.
Boaters alerted not to use *CG
The Coast Guard has asked all cell phone
service providers in all states except Alaska
to remove the specialized keying sequence
*CG as a method of requesting maritime
emergency assistance.
As an interim measure the Coast Guard
has asked that cell phone service provid-
ers reroute all *CG calls to the nearest 911
operator.
Boaters should use the VHF-FMradio as
their primary means of making a distress
call on the water. Cell phone calls to 911
should be used only as a secondary option.
For more information visit http://www.uscg.
mil/hq/g-o/g-opr/sar.htm
Run into 2007 with Hyannis
Marathon
The2007 FourPointsby Sheraton Hyannis
Marathon, Half Marathon, lOKm & Mara-
thon TeamRelaywilltake place the weekend
of Feb. 23to 25. There will be aFriday night
fun run, with four-time Boston Marathon
winner Bill Rodgers as a special guest,
that includes a post fun run cash dinner
at the British Beer Company in downtown
Hyannis; a Saturday Race Exposition at
the Four Points by Sheraton Hyannis Hotel
featuring numerous sports-related vendors
and associates, as well as a Saturday night
pasta dinner featuring Rodgers asthe guest
speaker. To cap off the weekend of running
there will be four races on Sunday offering
something for all with a post race awards
ceremony and party.
The Marathon is a 2007 Boston Marathon
qualifier; the Half Marathon is a training
run for the Marathon; the lOKm is there
for everyone including the newbie runner
looking to move up in distance, and the
Marathon Team Relay welcomes the entire
running family.
All four races have a registration cap and
sold out in 2006. Go to www.hyannism.ara-
thon.com to register.
New hockey team for Cape
girls
Cape Cod Crush Hockey, Inc. has an-
nounced the launch of a new girls hockey
team for Barnstable County. The Cape
Cod Crush will be based out of the Town
of Barnstable ice rinks in Hyannis and will
hold its season tryouts in March 2007. This
new team's intent is to include girls of all
age groups and to prepare the highest
skilled players for high school and college
level play with a focus on development of
young players. Through the use of clinics,
tryouts and scrimmages, girlswillbe placed
in appropriately skilled teams and will be
afforded an opportunity to develop their
talents. For more information , go to www.
CapeCodCrush.com.
Hoops for him
Men ages 50 and older are welcome tojoin
the Men'sDennis Senior Basketball Games
held Thursday evenings from 5 until 7 at
Wixon Middle School. For more informa-
tion, contact the Dennis Senior Center at
508-385-5067.
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