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Volume VI Number 41 October 15-21, 1998

• On Our Cover: Destination: Annapolis. That's where you'll find - this very weekend - a dream fleet of 400 powerboats, ranging from fleet inflatables to floating resorts and mansions. Dream on at the United States Powerboat Show. Photo courtesy of the United States Sailboat Show.
• Dock of the Bay Real Blues: Whaddya Gonna Do When Your Well Runs Dry? * Calvert Cliffs: Getting By With a Little Help From Its Friends * Appreciation: Gene Miller, Public Citizen * plus, Way Downstream ... From Virginia, still more on our sister state's garbage-import economy In Utah, Sundance Kid gets ticked In Australia, environmentalists recreate The Fully Monty - in real life In the Red Sea, Israeli and Arab divers cooperate to save rare coral and last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: From Florida, hard times for those gentle giants, the manatees.
• This Week's Feature:Dreamboats Has yours arrived in Annapolis? Find out at the United States Powerboat Show. But first, bring your dream in better focus with NBT's sampler of the stuff dreams are made of.
• Editorial TV Ads: Use 'Em For Soap and Sneakers, Not Leaders
• Letters to the Editor See More Boats at Capt. Avery House; Animal Lovers Vote Glendening
• Commentary What Makes Bobby Run?
• Burton on the Bay The Trouble with Boats
• Chesapeake Outdoors The Magic of Place
• Not Just For Kids Geogia Knoll reviews The Shaman's Apprentice, a children's book about a boy learning to be a medicine man. Learn a bit about the author, Virginian Mark Plotkin.

Volume VI Number 42 October 22-28, 1998

• On Our Cover: For Anne Arundel County Executive, John and Janet both want your vote. Illustration by Jim Hunt.
• Dock of the Bay Giving From the Grave: Goldstein Fund Blesses Maryland Democrats * Done Deal: Franklin Point Belongs to Us * You'll Be Darned If You Don't · South Arundel: International Exchange Jump-starts 21st Century Planning * Update: Congress Has Nibbling Nutria In its Sights * plus, Way Downstream ... From Washington D.C., don't 'Wash. Biol. Surv.' On the Connecticut River, coloring salmon orange In Atlanta, Home Depot in trouble for allegedly selling old-growth wood In New Mexico, investing $40 million in the Jemez Mountains and last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: In the U.K., froggie's going a' courtin'.
• This Week's Feature: NBT Campaign Interviews John Gary vs. Janet Evans * Can "Big John" Gary hold off surprise challenger Janet Owens in the AA County Executive's race? In revealing interviews, they present their cases.
• Editorial And the Winning Political Strategy is ... Voter's Breakfast
• Letters to the Editor Reduce-Reuse-Recycle; A.A. County Land Use Policy: Running off the Tracks
• Bay Reflection On the Road
• Burton on the Bay No More Crossing This Bridge
• Chesapeake Outdoors Missed It by That Much
• Not Just For Kids Learn how Seven-year-old Daniel Kamish wroteThe Night the Scary Beasties Popped Out of My Head.

Volume VI Number 43 October 29 - November 4, 1998

• On Our Cover: Trick or Treat for Chesapeake Bay? Illustration by Jim Hunt.
• Dock of the Bay Campaign '98: Candidates Seek Support, Sanity at Trail's End * From Camp Letts to the Pentagon: War Resisters March * Walk on the Wild Side Raises $6k * Letters from Lost Towns IV - Fallen on Hard Times: A Ghastly Lament * Who's Here: Fall Colors, Big Birds · plus, Way Downstream ... In Idaho, the wrong message is in those bottles In Wyoming, no more contributing to the delinquency of bears In Alabama, love strikes down species lines From Harvard, faiths for a greener world and last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: From South Carolina, sweetening chicken farming with a clove of garlic for every fowl.
• NBT Campaign Interviews: Gov. Glendening Makes His Case Will the Chesapeake Bay be in danger if Ellen Sauerbrey becomes governor? Parris Glendening thinks so.
• Editorial And We Endorse ... The Chesapeake Bay
• Letters to the Editor Voting by Bernie's Yardstick; Sierra Club's Voters' Advice; Schoolgirl on Sauerbrey
• Commentary Score One More for Chesapeake Bay
• Burton on the Bay In Politics, Truth Is in The Eye of The Beholder
• Chesapeake Outdoors Sisters in the Universal Religion Called Fishing
• Not Just For Kids Halloween's Creepy Critters

Volume VI Number 44 November 5-11, 1998

• On Our Cover: "I'm no hero, I just cleared the way for those other guys - that's all." That's what they all say, the 370 veterans retired to Charlotte Hall in Southern Maryland. Photos by Don Kehne and M.L. Faunce.
• Dock of the Bay Beloved's Local Star: Child Sethe * Neighbors Helping Neighbors - Dance for Baby Abby's Sake * In Annapolis, the Art of Sainthood: 'The Seven Virtues' * Update: Movie Shunned by Bay Made Maine Attraction * Who's Here: November, Already? * plus, Way Downstream ... From Pennsylvania, worse water In Florida, turtle poacher has egg on face In Michigan, Boy Scout earns nuclear badge and last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: Why California stopped feeding the fish.
• This Week's Feature: Veterans Day The Heroes of Charlotte Hall by Don Kehne & M.L. Faunce -- What they experienced, however commonplace at the time, was never trivial. Some faced the worst they'd ever face, feel or behave, saw what no one hopes to see. Along the way, they got the ride of a lifetime, going from small towns and farms to the streets of Washington or Paris, the coral atolls of the central Pacific or the jungles of Panama
• Editorial Campaign '98: The Message is the Middle
• Letters to the Editor Well Investigated and Reported; Join National Donor Sabbath
• Bay Reflection Come Here and Go Home
• Burton on the Bay On the Patuxent, A Tale of Two Bass -- Maryland's Dead Sea Resurrected
• Chesapeake Outdoors Breaking the Hex
• Not Just For Kids Meet Miffy, a famous bunny, and her creator Dick Bruna; enjoy a poem by Southern High student John Hines.

Volume VI Number 45 November 12-18, 1998

• On Our Cover: "Saint Matthew and the Angel" share a rapture as the divine messenger brings the evangelist the word of God for his gospel. Italian Baroque master Guido Reni imagined and painted this scene in about 1635. Photo courtesy of the Walters Art Gallery.
• Dock of the Bay Maryland's Pride: Voters Win Nation's 'Most Improved' Award * Gov. G's First Act of Official Business: Dogs Have Their Day * Angelic Hosts: Look Who's Flown into Baltimore's Walters Gallery * One Man's Trash: A South African Looks at America's Recycling * Deer Here: Better for Both When the Twain Don't Meet * plus, Way Downstream ... In Virginia, Eastern Shore National Wildlife Refuge gains 825 new acres In West Virginia, Arch Coal wants the top of the mountain In New Jersey, is Donald Trump's new-found environmentalism a Mirage? and last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: Freed, Willy stars in Oslo.
• This Week's Feature: Gateways to History Antique Shopping Through Chesapeake Country -- by Kim Cammarata -- Here's a sampling of antique stops and shops along the Bay. From Annapolis to Solomons Island, each is brimming over with treasures with a past.
• Editorial In AA Government, Small Steps Toward Big Things
• Letters to the Editor Pro and Con Backwoods' Bill; Praise and Punditry
• Bay Reflection The Sock in the Corner
• Burton on the Bay Squirrely Maneuvers
• Chesapeake Outdoors The Journey Out
• Not Just For Kids Snakes -- Enemies or Friends?

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