Bay Weekly Online Archives 2003

Volume 11 Issue 17
April 24 - 30, 2003

Bay Weekly’s 10th Anniversary Retrospective
by Gary PendletonThis original, Chesapeake Country watercolor of the Bay’s great chain of being reprises New Bay Times’ black-and-white cover illustration on the premier issue, April 22, 1993.

Bay Weekly’s 10th Anniversary Retrospective ~
Vol. I No. 1, Who We Were/Who We Are
In this special anniversary issue, our original stories return as they appeared in our first issue with Updates to catch you up to 2003.

Bay Beaches Are Trashy Places.
It’s Not Their Fault.
by Sandra Martin

Blue Crab Blues
A decade later, everybody keeps singin’ that same, sad song
by J. Alex Knoll

On the High Seas, the Coast Guard Rules
Update: You could still be next

Chasing the Blue Monster
Update: Make that rock monster

Whale of a Change in the Chesapeake?
Update: If you can’t see a whale, a dolphin may have to do

On the Governor’s Desk 10 Years Ago
Early New Bay Times’ feature Poli-Talk

Way, Way Downstream

In England, sewage caused sex changes in fish…
In the Florida Everglades, too much algae meant no sponges, meant no lobsters…
Vol. 1, No. 1’s Creature Feature: The bizarre case of irradiated snakes in the former Soviet Union.

A Decade of Delivering Promises and Papers	Hey, Buddy: Want to Buy a Bridge? Yes, the Bay Bridge — or at least its advertising rights — is for sale.
	A Game of Inches
Ten Years and Counting `by J. Alex Knoll`	What Was Happening 10 Years Ago?