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February 2011

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Deale cottage, Jon Scheller

Deale - Furnished waterview cottage. 2BR, 1BA, L/R, D/R, deck, fireplace, all appliances.  Available 3/15. $1,250 per month plus utilities. 410-867-7919.
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Deale Waterfront House, Scheller

Deale Waterfront - 3BR, 2BA, basement, porch, loft, fireplace, all appliances. Available 3/1. $1,695 per month plus utilities. 410-867-7919.
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Missing Dog: Rot/Dobbie Mix.

Missing Dog: Rot/Dobbie Mix. Old female, arthritic, sweet-natured, named Princess. Missing since 1/16/11 from Fairhaven. call 443-803-6932.
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1996 Sundancer 330

1996 33' Sea Ray, Model 330 Sundancer. Excellent condition, fully loaded with all the extras and new canvas. Appraised at $67,000; Asking $50,000. 410-867-1828.
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Invoice Clerk

Invoice Clerk, FT position in busy marina office in So. AA Co. Seeking reliable team player with exceptional customer service skills. Attention to detail a must. Sunday-Thursday, 9-5. Great work environment, good benefits, starting salary $11-$13 an hour. Call 410-867-4343 ext 104 or email resume to lucy@herringtonharbour.com.
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Inventing van Gogh

Prime up on the Impressionists to appreciate this Colonial Players performance

Colonial Players’ Inventing van Gogh requires an investment. Come mentally refreshed with a primer on the Impressionists, and you’ll enjoy it. Come unprepared with a weary mind, and you’ll likely be nodding off mid-way through Act I, as much of the audience did on opening night. The dialogue can be tedious.
article –   –  by Jane C. Elkin  – 2/10/11
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Love Stories

How did you fall in love? Most of us eventually achieve our own love story, some of us many times over. Common as the love story is, it never grows stale.

How did you fall in love? That’s a question worth dwelling on. Girls at least — perhaps boys, too, though they’ll never tell — grow up dreaming of how they’ll fall in love. Most of us eventually achieve our own love story, some of us many times over. Common as the love story is, it never grows stale.
article –   –  by Bay Weekly staff  – 2/10/11
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The Company Men

An economic downturn upends three corporate Americans in this redemptive recession drama

In the wake of 2010’s unyielding recession and the threat of a takeover, conglomerate GTX decides to secure the company’s bottom line by laying off thousands of workers. GTX doesn’t see people. It sees falling profits and nervous investors. By trimming non-essential jobs, the CEOs can keep their private jets, $500 lunches and mahogany-trimmed offices while also fending off corporate raiders.
article –   –  by Diana Beechener  – 2/10/11
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Keeping to Their Own Kind

Black walnut trees don’t mind bulbs and ground cover, but they kill competing broadleaf species

The black walnut is a unique tree. It selects its neighbors and wipes out its competition. The roots, bark, wood, leaves and husks of the black walnut contain an enzyme called juglanace. This enzyme remains in the tissues until they are decomposed beyond recognition. The horticultural term used to describe the competition-controlling properties of black walnut is allelopathic response.
article –   –  by Dr. Francis Gouin  – 2/10/11
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Ten Tons of Bad News

Maryland Department of Natural Resources deserves to add Protection to its name

The relentless headlines the past week have told the first part of the story. Ten tons of rockfish, most of them 27 to 28 inches, were discovered in just three illegal gill nets set in waters south of Tilghman Island. That’s two thousand or more fish. Braving frigid weather and using simple grappling hooks dragged on long lines in the depths of the Chesapeake, Natural Resources Police finally gave credence to persistent rumors of significant commercial gill net poaching.
article –   –  by Dennis Doyle  – 2/10/11

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