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Get Ready to Have Fun

Summer’s just around the corner — and with it comes 101 Ways to Have Fun 2011

Here at Bay Weekly, we’re eager as elves at Santa’s workshop the week before Christmas.     It’s not just that a big project is nearing its celebratory conclusion, though that’s certainly part of the energetic anticipation we’re feeling.
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article –   –  by Sandra Olivetti Martin  – 5/19/11
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Naptown BarBayQ Success

Dear Bay Weekly:     I am a member of the Parole Rotary Club and I want to thank you for your excellent coverage of the Naptown BarBayQ. I think the event was a great success. –Jeff Schaub, Annapolis
article –   –  by Jeff Schaub  – 5/19/11
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Thanks from Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage

Dear Bay Weekly:     The Calvert Garden Club is grateful for the cover article about the 2011 Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage at Scientists’ Cliffs that appeared in your April 28 edition. For the first time in the 74-year history of the Pilgrimage, houses and gardens in Scientists’ Cliffs were featured on this tour.     Margaret Tearman’s focus on the history of Scientists’ Cliffs was enhanced by her interviews with homeowners and photos, all of which captured the unique qualities of this community.
article –   –  by Susan Cole  – 5/19/11
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Super Thanks

Dear Bay Weekly:     Great article on us at PLB Comics [May 12: Putting Ink to Paper: http://bayweekly.com/articles/people/article/putting-ink-paper].     Also a fantastic job on the article about Free Comic Book Day at Capital (Billy is the man!), Third Eye and Twilight Zone [The Comic Crusaders http://bayweekly.com/articles/people/article/comic-crusaders]. Thank you for contributing to giving the comics industry the good name it deserves!
article –   –  by Josh and Mat Shockley  – 5/19/11
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Last Chance to Visit Main Street Gallery

Dear Bay Weekly:     I’m closing Main Street Gallery before long and want to thank you for the amazingly generous and steadfast support you have showered upon us. It has been 20 years of fun and adventure, but now I want my house back!     We’ll be doing smaller, more intimate affairs now and then; high on the list will be open-studio play dates featuring Parran Collery’s tiles (and sangria).
article –   –  by Nancy Collery  – 5/19/11
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Colonial Players’ Lettice and Lovage

See this one and your sense of truth will be Enlarged! Enlivened! Enlightened!

Sir Peter Shaffer’s Lettice & Lovage requires two extremely talented actresses to be successful. The Colonial Players satisfy the playwright’s requirement by casting Mary MacLeod as Lettice Douffet and Darice Clewell as Lotte Schoen.
article –   –  by Davina Grace Hill  – 5/19/11
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Annapolis-Eastport – 3BR rancher.

Annapolis-Eastport – 3BR rancher. Upscale renovations. New kitchen, bath, granite, ceramic, hardwood, appliances, washer-dryer. Also new  roof, windows, HVAC. Deck, shed, fenced yard. $209,500 with $10,000 closing help. 410-651-2118.
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Available Positions

Available Positions – Clerical work. Errands. Driving. Cook. Non-smoker, no pets. PT/FT, flexible days and hours. Call 1pm-9pm: 301-812-1526.
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Shady Side-Columbia Beach rental

Rental - Shady Side-Columbia Beach – 2BR, 1BA, washer-dryer, gated community. $950 a month. 302-465-0073.
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The Comic Crusaders

Three heroes use the power of comics for good

Bam! Pow! Clang! Each year with Free Comic Book Day, three stand against the melee. There’s little violence, but Steve Anderson, Billy Vogt and Bumper Moyer face throngs of fans.     It’s their favorite time of year.
article –   –  by Amy Russell and Diana Beechener  – 5/12/11

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