September 2010

Marine Corps Viet Nam veteran Karlin shows us finely detailed frames of what most of us never knew about that war, while reminding us what we perhaps have always known about wars.

The last seven words in Michael Herr’s bestseller Dispatches lament: “Vietnam, Vietnam, Vietnam, we’ve all been there.” Well, yes and no.

article – Features

– by reviewed by Doug Kamholz – 8/5/10

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There’s Ice Cream in Heaven — and in West River

At Heavenly Ice Cream, butter fat is next to godliness

article – Places

– by By Vicki Marsh – 8/5/10

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World Trade Center Mystery Ship Berths in Maryland

Archaeological find is biggest news Jefferson Patterson Park team has ever been part of

article – Features

– by By Margaret Tearman – 8/5/10

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Cretaceous Park

You don’t have to travel out of state to meet a dinosaur

Hot enough for you? The steamy weather we’ve been having might better suit coastal Maryland’s previous residents — considerably previous, some 100 million years ago back in the Cretaceous Era, when dinosaurs such as the predator Acrocanthosaurus, armored Priconodon, herbivorous Tenontosaurus and our official state dinosaur Astrodon johnstoni, a 70-foot-long plant-eater weighing 20 tons, roamed and roared hereabouts.

article – News

– by story by Lane Page, photos by Larry Page – 8/5/10

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Running into Trouble

From start to finish, the Annapolis 10-miler pushed me way past my comfort zone

The humid air carries a buzz of excitement as 4,585 people packed in the early morning shade of Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium on August 29 stretch their limbs in anticipation of the impending race. This 10-mile run is the culmination of my weeks of training through another hot, humid Annapolis summer. It’s also the fulfillment of a goal I’ve had for years of watching the race from the sidelines — to be running on the other side of the fence.

article – Features

– by Katie Dodd – 9/16/10

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Better with Age

Senior ShowStoppers dance circles around stereotypes

Sultry women draped in gossamer, adorned with trinkets and coins, shimmy their hips on the main stage. All the women gyrating are over 70; some are in their early 80s. These members of Joanne DeWilde’s belly dancing troupe are just a fraction of the elite entertainment group called The Senior ShowStoppers.

article – People

– by Vicki Marsh – 9/16/10

September 2010

Call It What You Will, We’re All Sweating

Fish Fight

The Osprey Saga

This Week’s Creature Feature Maryland’s Black Bears

Wayne Karlin’s Wandering Souls

There’s Ice Cream in Heaven — and in West River

World Trade Center Mystery Ship Berths in Maryland

Cretaceous Park

Running into Trouble

Better with Age

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