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July 2011

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Community Preservation and Development Corporation

Community Preservation and Development Corporation (CPDC), located at Wiley H. Bates Residences in Annapolis, is seeking a part-time 30 hrs/week “Seniors” Resident Services Manager to develop, implement and coordinate programming for older adults in the independent living community.  The manager works with program partners to ensure innovative education, recreation, and wellness programs that facilitate aging in place for CPDC senior residents.
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North Beach Park/Holland Point lots

Land, Lots: North Beach Park/Holland Point. Southern AACo. 7,500 sf lot $65,000. 24,000 sf lot with potential waterviews $80,000. John Rogers, Champion Real Estate. 410-975-3200, 410-206-0495.
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Natural Cleaning Specialist

Help Wanted: Seeking Natural Cleaning Specialist (will train)  for natural cleaning company serving AAC. Must have reliable vehicle, MD DL and positive long term references. Starting at $12/hr. Please visit the employment page at www.ecolisticleaning.com to apply.
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Reading the Tealeaves

You’ll find good news aplenty in this week’s paper — and some bright spots in the classifieds, too

Editor and publisher Sandra Olivetti Martin, vacationing with husband and Bay Weekly co-founder Bill Lambrecht, both of whom celebrate birthdays within a week of the year’s mid-point, asked for a week off from her usual letter. So I write you in her stead, aquake at the responsibility of filling this coveted space.
article –   –  by J. Alex Knoll  – 7/7/11
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A Long, Strange Trip

Natural Resources Police officer and historian Lt. Gregory Bartles brings home “the Holy Grail of Department of Natural Resources history”

Before it sat for many years at a gas station near Baltimore ... Before it stood guard in front of an American Legion hall ... Before it was a yard ornament for the inventor of Bromo-Seltzer ... And before it battled 19th century pirates in the Chesapeake, the Dahlgren 12-pound Light Boat Howitzer was born in the heart of Confederacy at the Tredegar Iron Works in Richmond, Virginia.
article –   –  by Robert Kyle  – 7/7/11
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The Museum Behind the Music

Mixing rock, country and comedy to feed Bubbles and Squeak

For a quarter-century, music fed Calvert Marine Museum’s otters and salaried its staff.          In service of the museum’s twin causes of local history and science, Los Lobos howled, Crosby Stills and Nash harmonized, Bob Dylan growled and the Allman Brothers jammed.
article –   –  by Margaret Tearman  – 7/7/11
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High Five for Maryland’s Animals

America’s No. 1 animal rights advocate joins state activists to celebrate a landmark legislative year It has been a very good year to be an animal in Maryland. Propelled by the volunteer organization Maryland Votes for Animals and bi-partisan support, five animal protection bills became law in 2011.     “This year was unprecedented,” says Carolyn Kilborn, founder and chair of Maryland Votes for Animals.
article –   –  by Margaret Tearman  – 7/7/11
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Bay Theatre Company’s Rumple Who?

Kids are totally invested in the story, and the script is so packed with hyperbole that it transcends caricatures to entertain the adults as well

Will Bartlett’s one-hour musical adaptation of Rumplestiltskin has run continuously off-Broadway since 1985 with good reason. It does a nice job of distilling a long and complex children’s classic with a warped message into an entertaining and concise plot with a healthy moral. And this summer, lucky little Naptowners need travel only as far as West Street to see it.
article –   –  by Jane C. Elkin  – 7/7/11
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This Week’s Creature Feature ... The Cat’s Meow in Feral Cat Colonies

Disneyland Mousers get housing, food, health care — and a job

The cat’s out of the bag. And Calvert’s feral cats may be out of a home.         After nine mostly quiet years, Calvert County’s feral cat sanctuary is roiled by the national debate on birds vs. feral cat colonies. Now the county is divided over whether the managed population of cats should be allowed to stay on the county-owned tree farm in Prince Frederick — or be kicked out to fates unknown.
article –   –  by Margaret Tearman  – 7/7/11
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Putting Up Twice the Fight

One perch, one rockfish and two anglers

My perch measured about nine inches, which should have been too big for live-lining, but the others swimming in our Jerry-rigged live-well were the same size, maybe bigger. I lightly hooked it just in front of the dorsal with a sharp 5/0, bright-red, live-bait hook and gently sailed it toward the bridge pilings.
article –   –  by Dennis Doyle  – 7/7/11

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