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This Week’s Features . . . Art Grows in Stacey Hann-Ruff’s GardenAnnmarie Garden comes into bloom at Artfest this weekendWhen Stacey Hann-Ruff was hired in 2003, the 30-acre garden was more garden than art. Since its creation in 1992, a pathway had been laid through the woods, and a handful of intriguing sculptures raised. Beyond that was the signature ceramic gate that still stands, alerting visitors that something amazing is here, and one 800-square-foot building for art shows and classes. Home ImprovementsPeter and Helen Perry put the earth’s constant temperature to workDock of the BayA New Torah for the New Year: Calvert’s only Jewish congregation has much to celebrate . . . Fruits of the sea: The Maryland Seafood Festival hauled in a bounty of donations . . . The King of Summer: Tomatoes rule at Homestead Gardens . . . Our hapless neighbors: Recent objects stolen . . . This week’s Creature Feature: Backyard chicken coops in vogue In Calvert Spotlight on TheatreColonial Players’ The Curious SavageYou’ll be charmed by these lunatics
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