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Letters to the Editor
Editorial
Even under Power Lines, Sustainable
Ideas Take Root
Bay Reflections
by Paul Rensted
Many hands make a rain garden:
Finding the motivation to dig in.
Earth Talk
Controlling carpenter ants without
spreading poison: Boric acid is the
non-toxic alternative for this voracious pest.
Curtain Call
2008 Home & Garden Guide
2008 Bay Weekly Dining Guide
 Gunk- Holin’
by Alice Snively
Fuel costs got you anchored? Try Blackhole Creek on the Magothy River.
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Bill Burton
Oil or environment? What’s your say in these troubled times?
 Sporting Life
by Dennis Doyle
The Bay’s most abundant catch: White perch will hardly ever pass up a bait or a battle.
 Sky Watch
by J. Alex Knoll
The Yin of summer solstice: There’s ancient science behind that symbol of balance.
Tidelog®
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The Bay Gardener
by Dr. Frank Gouin
Trees fit for power lines: Power trees are the answer for power line problems.
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© Warner Bros
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Movie Reviews
Mark Burns on Get Smart: The flavor of the ’60s original has been diluted by being processed through Hollywood’s canning factory.
News of the Weird
by Chuck Shepherd
Free Will Astrology
by Rob Brezsny
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