Chesapeake Bay's Independent Newspaper ~ Since 1993 Volume XVII, Issue 50 ~ December 10 - December 16, 2009 Home \\ Correspondence \\ from the Editor \\ Submit a Letter \\ Classifieds \\ Contact Us |
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This Week’s Features . . .
Earth Journal
December's GiftsEventually I stumbled on what I came looking for: a flock of chickadees. In the cold, short days of December, I wanted to be in the presence of these stalwart little creatures that endure cold, rain and uncertainty with something like grace. Toy StoriesWhat was your favorite toy? Twister, Teddy Ruxpin, Transformers or Tamagachi? Did it influence your life, like the designer who loved sketch pads, the pediatrician with her baby dolls or the musician who wore out a music box? Yes or no, you remember it still.
A Fresh-Cut Christmas Tree Is a Fire-Safe Christmas TreeBuy locally from a Christmas tree grower’s lot or cut your ownMany Christmas tree lots advertise freshly cut trees. Trees that are imported into the region could have been cut in late October or early November. Read More >>>
The Bay's Next ActThe rockfish season is closing, but doors are opening on anotherThe Bay does not close down for the winter; it just shifts gears and changes players. The season may be over for stripers as they school and move to their deep wintering waters, but colder weather is the prime time for chain pickerel. Read More >>>
Crawling at 22 Miles a SecondSlow by meteor standards, the Geminids put on quite a showthe moon is well out of the picture Sunday night and Monday morning, the peak of this year’s Geminid meteor shower. Seeming to emanate from the bright star Castor in its namesake constellation, this is the Old Faithful of meteor showers. Read More >>>FlickeringsEverybody's FineA widower treks around the country to reconnect with his kids in this dull drama.Read More >>>
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