David Nahan

It wasn’t “until the whales and the dolphins started washing up that people’s attention was able to focus” on the offshore wind farms, according to Cindy Zipf, and when people looked beyond the whales, they realized what is happening is “staggering.” “I don’t think ever in the history of mankind have we proposed to industrialize an ecosystem this fast and at this magnitude,” she said. Zipf is executive director of Clean Ocean Action, a coalition of groups dedicated to protecting the ocean.

SEWELL – The defending state champion Mainland Mustangs came into the 2019-20 swim season after graduating a crop of top starters, losing its star to training for the Olympic Trials, and with far fewer boys than usual. It seems they also came into the season with a little chip on their shoulder. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Login Already a Print Subscriber? None of these apply to you?

ATLANTIC CITY – Mainland Regional swimmer Katie McClintock broke her own national record last week and set another national record at the Cape-Atlantic League swimming Championships at Atlantic City High School. Asked after the Jan. 30 meet if there is an Olympic swimmer she looks up to for inspiration, McClintock didn’t hesitate. And she didn’t name an Olympian. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety.