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September 2010

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My Father and the Slugs

My father was a patient man
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Week 14: Birth Order

 
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Fowler’s Followers wade in for the Patuxent

 
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The Chesapeake Green Living Festival producers hope their event leaves you seeing green

 
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Ten Chesapeake neighbors tell what Dad taught them

 
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With lots of fruit and few demands,
what’s not to like?

 
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Dad carries a heavy load, and look how we reward him

 
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Despite heavy winds, I landed a largemouth bass, a bluegill and a pickerel

Most folks know that a grand slam is baseball’s term for a home run with the bases loaded. Angling has its own slam. A Chesapeake Bay slam is landing a rockfish, bluefish and Spanish mackerel on the same day. The freshwater version is typically a largemouth bass, a pickerel and a bluegill. 
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Noel Coward’s wit seldom shows its age

Noel Coward was witty, erudite, classy and provocative. His playwriting gifts continue to make Private Lives — a play he wrote in four days 80 years ago — compelling.