Vineyard Cleans Up and Restores Power After Northeaster
The sound of chainsaws echo across the Vineyard.
The sound of chainsaws echo across the Vineyard.
Plethora of stirred-up seaweed to harvest for garden compost.
Plethora of stirred-up seaweed to harvest for garden compost.
Trees down made for careful driving.
Trees down made for careful driving.
Saltmarshes remain full in wake of northeaster.
Saltmarshes remain full in wake of northeaster.
Damage to old oak trees in the Camp Ground.
Damage to old oak trees in the Camp Ground.
Run Amok Farm's stone wall was victim of tree damage.
Run Amok Farm's stone wall was victim of tree damage.
Wind and tides pushed seaweed to the inner harbor in Oak Bluffs.
Wind and tides pushed seaweed to the inner harbor in Oak Bluffs.
Downed wires and downed trees make for a mess.
Downed wires and downed trees make for a mess.
Ferry service resumed eventually.
Ferry service resumed eventually.
Beach Road remained flooded days after the storm.
Beach Road remained flooded days after the storm.
Kiteboarders take advantage of high winds throughout the week.
Kiteboarders take advantage of high winds throughout the week.
Repair work along Lambert's Cove Road.
Repair work along Lambert's Cove Road.
Utility, highway and tree crews were working around the clock on cleanup efforts Thursday after a ferocious northeaster swept across the Island early in the week, packing hurricane-force winds that knocked out power and downed hundreds of trees from Chappaquiddick to Aquinnah.