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May 2011

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21' Hydra-Sport walkaround

21' Hydra-Sport walkaround - 200hp Yamaha outboard. Trailer, new bimini top, fish finder, GPS.  Excellent & shrink-wrapped. $17,500. 703-727-2063.
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Part-Time Driver

 
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Customer Service Rep

Customer Service Rep needed for busy Upper Marlboro HVAC company. Must be computer literate. Must have great customer service skills. Please email resume to: info@belaireng.com.
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Dignity Players’ Songs for a New World

Packed with thrilling moments from our nation’s musical traditions.

Dignity Players’ Songs for a New World is an auditory rush. From the first haunting strains of The New World — sent washing by Wendy Baird over the audience from the back of the auditorium — to the company’s stunning final chord in Hear My Song, Jason Robert Brown’s pop-rock revue of the American psyche is packed with thrilling musical moments colored by our nation’s gospel, blues, jazz and classical traditions.
article –   –  by Jane C. Elkin  – 5/12/11
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Entry-Level Sign Shop Fabricator

Entry-Level Sign Shop Fabricator wanted to learn the trade, eventually settling into assembly and wiring. Call 301-322-3323, ext. 233.
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In Addition, Inc.

ADOPTION: Loving, active, financially secure couple will cherish your baby. Expenses paid. Caroline & Mel: 1-866440-4220.
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Mama Knows Best

Bay Weekly’s Mother’s Day homage to home rule

Taking whole wheat birthday cakes to school. Swallowing cod liver oil. Wearing hated clothing and chewing with mouths closed. Sitting up straight, no elbows on the table. Learning to read, learning to play a musical instrument.     All those loathsome things our mother made us do.     All those desirable things she wouldn’t allow.
article –   –  by a Bay Weekly exclusive  – 5/5/11
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10 Reasons to Make it a Date

The Parole Rotary Foundation’s inaugural Naptown barBAYq contest and festival is sure to wet your appetite

Anticipation is such an alluring spice that I can smell it already.         By the very early hours of Saturday, May 14, you’ll smell it too. The smokey scent of the Parole Rotary Foundation’s inaugural Naptown barBAYq contest and festival will curl into Arnold, Edgewater, Crownsville, beckoning you to the grounds of the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
article –   –  by Sandra Olivetti Martin  – 5/5/11
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Are My Ears Deceiving Me?

It should be too early for croakers, but who’s complaining?

It was our first drift. My two youngest sons, both still in their teens, were holding medium-weight spin rods poised over the side, awaiting action. Spooled with 12-pound line and baited with pieces of common grocery-store shrimp, with an ounce-and-a-half sinker, the rig dropped right to the bottom where the fish were — without overpowering the twitching tips of their six-foot sticks.
article –   –  by Dennis Doyle  – 5/5/11
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In the Beginning

Before Maryland had its Master Gardener program, there was the Bay Gardener

Back in the mid-1970s, I was the Maryland Cooperative Extension Service’s specialist in ornamental horticulture, providing technical assistance to nursery, greenhouse, Christmas tree and landscape contracting industries.
article –   –  by Dr. Francis Gouin  – 5/5/11

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