Volume 14, Issue 13 ~ March 30 - April 5, 2006

Music Notes

Flickerings ~ Burns on Inside Man: “Stuck on a dulled Spike, this odd-angled caper flick still has enough edge and energy to keep it fun.”

Free Will Astrology©

News of the Weird©

Classified ~ Employment & More, Health & Fitness, Services, MarketPlace, Automotive, Marine, Real Estate


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Features:

Lord of the Ring Meets Dance in Excalibur

Ballet and Celtic music combine for a medieval world premier; by Carrie Steele

Riding with the Volvo Ocean Race

Prizes and prepping for Baltimore; by Kat Bennett

Swamped: The Lure of Battle Creek Cypress Swamp

• Through the Dark, Spring Light Breaks; by Helena Mann-Melnitchenko

• Go Out of Your Mind in the Swamp; by Joany Nazdin

Trying to Make It At the Theater

Selling tickets in the popcorn and soda business; by Matt Makowski


Welcome to Bay Weekly’s Dining Guide, your defiinitive source for eating out in Chesapeake Country. We are blessed with a bounty of restaurants, caterers and food specialists, as you will see by the hundreds of dining establishments throughout the Bay Weekly area.

Departments:

Editorial • Reflection • Letters to the Editor

Dr. Gouin’s Bay Gardener ~ Seeds are ready to grow: Now is the time to sow seeds of cool-loving plants.

Earthjournal ~ Why does the servicetree bloom? As the shadbush flowers, few of its namesake travel our waters; by Gary Pendleton.

Bill Burton ~ We’re Crowding out the Bay: The way things are going, the only thing that will be left unpaved and uncluttered will be the Chesapeake itself.

Earthtalk ~ Lawnmowers and air pollution; Small motors have big impact

The Sporting Life ~ Anglers get ready, spring is here: There is adventure in the air, and you want to be ready; by Dennis Doyle.

Curtain Call ~

Tidelog® Sky Watch ~ Pop go the Pleiades: Lunar occultation of Seven Sisters a sight to behold; by J. Alex Knoll.

8 Days a Week ~ Bay Weekly’s guide to good times; by Carrie Steele

Way Downstream ~ The Bay gave us more oysters last year, and more blue crabs, too, may be crawling up from the mud to our pots and tables … Flush Tax wins prestigious Harvard prize … Will your car and truck run on Southern Maryland soybeans? … In Maryland Senate race, Prof. Lichtman calls U.S. Rep. Cardin on the carpet … Maryland Senate lets Dorchester County have its way on sprawling up to Blackwater Wildlife Refuge … Dogs, cats, kids: it’s all in the family … Plus, last but not least, this week’s Creature Feature: In Borneo, orangutans may be dying for cookies — literally.

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