Bay Weekly Online Archives 2002

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Volume 10 Issue 46
November 14-20, 2002

Bon Appétit!
The Thanksgiving Feast à la Julia Child
by Carol Pierini Woller
In honor of the cook who spread the gospel of good food to America, showing us that we, too, could cook with style — we offer you a Julia Child Thanksgiving.

Bay Life: Eulogy ~ Old Friends and Pastimes
Crabs are their fattest of the year and ours for the taking through December 15. Why this dedicated crabber has pulled up his pots. by Steve Carr.

Smarter Than the Average Bear: Maryland’s Black Bear Response Team by Sarah Williams

Maryland’s Senior Ms: Lonnie Stein by Sarah Williams

There’s No Place Like Home: Chesapeake Children’s Museum Reopens by Martha Blume

A Story of Five Turtles: Four Deaths, One Happy Middle by SOM

Way Downstream

In Chesapeake Bay, Bay grasses flourish in drought…
On the Magothy River, Dobbins Island can be yours for a cool $1.75 million…
In Virginia, Ed Lewis, a diver for the Chesapeake Police Department, lobbies for a memorial for watermen lost at sea…
This week’s Creature Feature: From Great Britain, too much shark-fin soup means too few of the U.K’s biggest fish: giant, plankton-eating basking sharks.

Ten Reasons to Keep an Eye on Those Republicans

First Words from Calvert First-Time Commissioner-Elect Shaw

Use That Skateboard Properly

Department of Corrections

When Times Are Tough,
I Turn Harry Potter Pages
by April Falcon Doss

On Liberty Ship John W. Brown, Veterans Cruised Down Memory Lane

The Tao of Pooh … the Lab

Don’t Grow Up: See the Moonlight Troupers’ Peter Pan @ Anne Arundel Community College
by Martha Blume