To the Editor:
I live in Beach Haven and have two little white Maltese dogs. Every year, I look forward to the fall season. Temperatures drop, the Island becomes quiet again and I can finally walk on the beach with the hope of not seeing a soul. Little did I know, when the crowds leave, our newest neighbors, the coyotes, will start to emerge from hiding!
Last week, I saw one in my driveway about 5 feet away from my screen door and I know of multiple neighbors who have had similar experiences.
October 18, 2021
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