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Volume 16, Issue 42 - October 16 - October 22, 2008
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Remember a time when you used to know everyone and the waterfront was open? It was like that in days gone by — for many of us, in communities up and down the Bay. People interviewed by historian and writer Ginger Doyel remember how it was in one community in a new book, Over the Bridge, A History of Eastport at Annapolis, published by the Annapolis Maritime Museum. Give Jackie Niles a season, and she’d ask for this one, for it is the season of ghosts. Her photographs are of a wishful past, some serene in their abandoned state, others haunting odes to a life long lost. |
Preserving the memories of another beach community. Take a nature walk, paint a rain barrel, dig in the sand for sharks’ teeth and fill up with wholesome treats. It’s one big organic happening at Herrington Harbour’s first annual Eco-Day, Sunday, October 19. How to recycle molded foam packaging. |
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