August 2018

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– September 21, 2018 - 7:30pm - 10:00pm

Erin McKeown 333 Concert

Event Date: September 21, 2018 - 7:30pm - 10:00pm Erin McKeown, the genre-bending singer/songwriter, activist and composer/producer, returns for a special show at the series she first played as a new artist 20 years ago. 333 founder Max Ochs will emcee. 333 is Annapolis' monthly listening space for folk and acoustic music. Info: 333concerts.org or 443-333-9613. Location Annapolis Friends Meeting 351 DuBois Rd, Annapolis, MD 21401 United States See map: Google Maps

Bay Weekly’s Labor Day Parade of Working People

You can read American history in the work we do.

The Wizard of Calvert Marine Museum

If ever an artistic wiz there was, it’s Tim Scheirer

Bill Sells

“Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain,” said the man behind the curtain to Dorothy and her friends as the Wizard’s true identity came to light. Though we discovered he was simply an ordinary man, his wonderful skills dazzled the onlookers as he enlightened, encouraged, educated and invited us all to find our way home.

article – Bay Weekly Interviews

People

– by Bill Sells – 8/30/18

Way Downstream

A massive sewage spill attests to the perils of living downstream from Binghamton, N.Y.

Binghamton, which is situated at the confluence of the Susquehanna and Chenango rivers, discharged nearly 50 million gallons of untreated wastewater starting Aug. 13 due to so much rain, the New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation reported. The Susquehanna, as you probably know, is the longest river in the East Coast, flowing 464 miles through Pennsylvania, into the Chesapeake Bay and on to the Atlantic Ocean.

article – News

– by – 8/30/18

Creature Feature: Stuffed Animals as Art?

See for yourself at the Walters Art Museum

Sandra Olivetti Martin

From John Waters to HonFest to the Visionary Arts Museum, our biggest city has its cherished weirdness. The stately Walters Art Museum, founded by a scion of industry, is better known for very fine art — masterpieces from the ancient Mediterranean, Africa, East Asia, Middle East and the Americas — than funny art. Make that was better known.

article – Creature Feature

– by Sandra Olivetti Martin – 8/30/18

Brad Paisley Fan Gets Special Surprise

Guitar hero lives up to his billing

Kathy Knotts

Nine-year-old Jeffrey Allen of St. Mary’s County has had a passion for music since birth, says his mom Kimberly Allen. Specifically the music of country music star Brad Paisley. “He went to his first concert at the age of three to see Brad Paisley perform in Baltimore,” Kimberly says. “He likes to make signs for concerts, where we may be closer to the stage.”

article – Live Music

Good Living

News

People

– by Kathy Knotts – 8/30/18

Working in America

Who we are and what we do

Sandra Olivetti Martin

The work we do boggles the mind.

article – Letter from the Editor

– by Sandra Olivetti Martin – 8/30/18

classified – For Rent

1BR apartment for rent

1BR apartment for rent. Half-block from the beach. $900 a month, $900 security deposit. All utilities and cable included. 410-414-8072.

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Your Say: Aug. 30-Sept. 5, 2018

Recalling an Extraordinary Man Re: Valedictory: The Bay Gardener: Aug. 9; www.bayweekly.com/node/44496 All That and more, Life didn't get past Frank Gouin: Aug. 9; www.bayweekly.com/node/44506

article – Correspondence

– by – 8/30/18

The Happytime Murders

Puppets are people, too

Diana Beechener

In an alternate version of Los Angeles, puppets and humans live together. Not quite in harmony, however, as puppets are second-class citizens harassed by police and assaulted by children.

article – Movie Reviews

Movie Previews

– by Diana Beechener – 8/30/18