Chesapeake Bay's Independent Newspaper ~ Since 1993 Volume xviii, Issue 8 ~ February 25 - March 3, 2010 Home \\ Correspondence \\ from the Editor \\ Submit a Letter \\ Classifieds \\ Contact Us Loading
This Week’s Features . . .
Running for FreedomProject Run-A-Way makes a living link to slaves who risked their lives for liberty"With living history the impact lives longer," says actor Scotti Preston hunted through colonial newspapers to learn more about how slaves lived. "Think of it as the sound bite that sticks with you, the one that reminds you” of slaves who were “artful, cunning and clever.”
Escape Winter Now!If your patience has worn thin, good fishing awaits to the south.
The Many Paths of the SunThey’re all a result of earth’s 231/2-degree tiltJust a few weeks past the mid-point of winter, the daytime ecliptic for us in the Northern Hemisphere is still quite low, with the sun less than 45 degrees above the horizon at its noon-time zenith. Read More >>>The
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Bay Gardenerby Dr. Francis Gouin |
Follow on the Water compresses a lifetime of experiences into 24 cuts on two CDs.
In all that Tom saw and heard, he found poetry. In speech or song, all the words of Follow on the Water ring with the clear depths of that art form. Both poems and songs are simply worded stories layered with metaphor and meaning.
Chronicler of the nation’s first ladies and good Calvert citizen dead at 80.
We’re not talking about weather int this must-see Colonial Players production. It delves, without reservation, into the bleak, cold world of the criminal psychopath.