1999 NBT Archived Issues

New Bay Times Archives

Volume VII Number 21 May 27 - June 2, 1999

On Our Cover: Boating is grand, but in an instant, your pleasure trip can turn to catastrophe. National Safe Boating Week opens the season, which we mark with 10 Tips to Keep the Pleasure in Your Boating Trip. Photo courtesy of Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
Dock of the Bay On the Town with The Topside Jammers * In Season: The Wood Thrush * For Local Heron, Lunch on the House * Better Backyards for the Bay and Beyond * plus, Way Downstream, In Virginia, more acid rain, fewer trout In California, Bakersfield fends off Y2K fears with chicken in every yard In Florida, Jimmy Buffett swears to sue to save the manatee In Minnesota, turkey manure goes on line and last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: From Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, the greatest manure on earth.
Memorial Day Special; The Man He Saved Most Often by Aloysia C. Hamalainen -- Every soldier who ever fought a war has a story. On this Memorial Day, we bring you a 55-year-old story remarkable for courage, humanity and amazing chance.
Back to the Water Safety Special Tips to Keep the Pleasure in Your Boating by Sandra Martin
Bay Bites The food front in Chesapeake Country: Joss Sushi Bar & Cafe: Festive Mood and Food.
Editorial In Opening Doors, GOP May Swell (Grow, Too)
Burton on the Bay What Hath God Wrought? 155 years ago, the first volley was tapped in the electronic communications revolution
Letters to the Editor Virginia Clagett Takes the Cake; Death in Rockhold Creek; Department of Corrections
Commentary There's No Turning Back the Future
Chesapeake Outdoors Oysters As of Old
Not Just for Kids PFD Panda talks of boating safety.

Volume VII Number 22 June 3-9, 1999

On Our Cover: You can't appreciate the character of our communities without getting to know their characters. This week, our community profiles take us to Southern Anne Arundel County, where future planning is taking stock of such treasures as old-timer Captain Ed Crandell, pioneer Barbara Sturgell and newcomer John Osborne. Photos by Mary Catherine Ball, Christopher Heagy and J. Alex Knoll.
Dock of the Bay New in Galesville: Hartge Nautical Museum: Little Room; Big History * Around Town: Annapolis Taken by French * Learning Service, Southern Teens March for Big Bucks * Seed Money: $200,000 to Green '2000' Gardens * plus, Way Downstream, In Virginia, taking the lead on restoring blue crabs In Washington, D.C., tracing environmentalism to Genesis In Minnesota, Jesse's 'The Veto' Ventura this week's Creature Feature: Bears take over California's Mammoth Lakes.
Real People A Trio of Chesapeake Country's Living Treasures -- Captain Ed Crandell: 93 Years at Town Point -- by Mary Catherine Ball
John Osborne: Capitalizing on Cactus -- by Christopher Heagy
Barbara Sturgell: Deale's Anchor at Happy Harbor -- by Bill Lambrecht
Bay Bites The food front in Chesapeake Country: Galway Bay: A Bite of the Green
Editorial Chesapeake Country's Living Treasures - Know Somebody We Need to Know? Let Us Know
Letters to the Editor Praise for New Bay Crimes; More good words on trees
Commentary In Calvert, Commencement of a Controversy
Burton on the Bay Bluebills -- Chesapeake's Latest Casualty
Chesapeake Outdoors Skunked at Poplar Island
Not Just for Kids The dolphin drawings are in!

Volume VII Number 23 June 10-16, 1999

On Our Cover: Holistic healing deals with the whole person ' body, mind and spirit. You can get to the whole by way of any part, some holistic healers believe. Here Whole Person Therapist Aurora Youngs works by way of the feet. Photo by Mark Burns.
Dock of the Bay Bring on the Clones: For Liberty, Gene Jockeys Go Out on a Limb * In TGIF Olympics, Bartenders Pour It On * At Tracey's Landing, a New PO Brings 'Em In * plus, Way Downstream, Along the Atlantic Coast, osprey chicks are dying * In Delaware, farmers get big bucks to plant grass * In New York, a Bronx cheer for the Bronx Zoo * In Arizona, Roy McAlister's hydrogen-fueled truck is too clean to satisfy pollution inspectors * plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: Jet the border collie herds more than birds at Southwest Florida International.
My Journey Through the Holistic Universe Holistic? I wasn't sure what I was getting myself into, but I could use a massage and maybe try out that yoga exercise everyone's raving about ...
Bay Bites The food front in Chesapeake Country: Surfside 7: By Night and by Day
Theatrics West Side Story: America's Romeo and Juliet under the Stars
Editorial After School: Be Cool, Then Kick It
Letters to the Editor On Calvert's Prayer Rebellion, No Shortage of Opinion
Bay Reflection One Brief Shining Moment
Burton on the Bay Seeking Snollygasters at Solomons
Chesapeake Outdoors Busting Targets to Restore Quail
Not Just for Kids Making music - who's your partner?

Volume VII Number 24 June 17-23, 1999

On Our Cover: Bernie Fowler, shown here with state Sen. Roy Dyson (left) and 13-month-old grandson, Cody, wade into the Patuxent River for the 12th annual "Sneaker Index." A non-scientific measure of water clarity, Fowler's Sneaker Index showed more leg this year. The retired state senator awaits the day he can watch his toes wiggle through chest-deep water. Photo by Mark Burns.
Dock of the Bay Looking Good - More Leg Seen on Bernie's 12th Annual Wade-In * Our Forest in the Making * Juiced Up On Jazz: JazzFest Brings World-Renowned Talent to Annapolis * Local Heroes Restore South Arundel Landmark * Life in Our Little Bay Ponds - At Captain Salem Avery House, Dalys Release Helm * plus, Way Downstream, In Virginia, the Army Corps of Engineers has issued a rare pro-environment ruling In Washington, D.C., deciding which is more important: birds or your cell phone In Delaware and New Jersey counting horseshoe crabs In Lake Michigan yellow perch bounce back In Norway, a bird-loving woman incubates the egg of a rare curlew ... plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: The California Sacramento Steelheads get heat for their between-inning fun of heaving dead trout.
Father's Day Special: Sons and Daughters by Christopher Heagy -- Fathers are big men in their children's lives, towering over them in size, strength and significance. Here four adult children - including First Lady Frances Hughes Glendening - talk about turning points that brought father and child eye to eye
Bay Bites The food front in Chesapeake Country: New Spots in the Neighborhood
Bay Life: Inspired by Memory 'All Lacrosse the Ages' for Kevin Reichardt; by Kristin Hagert
Editorial If you don't come on in, the water won't be fine
Letters to the Editor Expanding the Holistic Universe; Preserve Maritime History at City Dock
Bay Reflection The Babe and the Boys: A Father's Day Memory
Burton on the Bay Give Me the Sea; You Take the Beach
Chesapeake Outdoors Finally Fishing
Not Just for Kids Recycle magic

Volume VII Number 25 June 24-30, 1999

On Our Cover: Last May 30 was a lucky day for Triple Play winners William and Virginia Dodd. Look inside to learn how luck changed the lives of big winners.
Dock of the Bay In Annapolis, A Weekend of Wining * At Galesville, Another Friendly Meeting *For Anne Arundel, a New Map to History *Bay Life: Annapolis Artist Sally Comport *Psi Trackers, Trailer Raiders, British Shooters and a Federal Fugitive Bring Mystery! to Calvert *plus, Way Downstream, In Chesapeake Bay, $12.5 million from the feds to help build Poplar Island In Virginia, National Audubon Society goes on radio to persuade gov to save horseshoe crabs In Nevada, Burning Man Festival smokes out environmental alarm In New Mexico, too many goldfish, too few trout In Belgium, meat-eaters fearing "Mad Cow" disease feast on kangaroo plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: In California, more troubling fish tossing.
Changing Your Luck:
Is an Actor's Life for You? NBT Interviews: Casting Agent Sharon Steele with Carol Glover -- With Steele's connections, you might get a break - if you've got the right stuff. Think reliability and gray hair, not glamour or ego.
Struck by Luck -- They Won the Lottery by Darcey Dodd -- It's quite a week that starts with 5,000 lucky dollars and ends with $100,000. Or that drops $3 million into your lap.
Bay Bites The food front in Chesapeake Country: Deep Creek Restaurant Discovered
Editorial 101 Ways to Spend Your Days
Letters to the Editor AA Planners Thank Citizen; On-Line Reader Wants Tide Tables
Bay Reflection A Quarter Century and Counting
Not Burton on the Bay Trumpys: A Rainy Day's Silver Lining
Chesapeake Outdoors On-Island in the Rain
Not Just for Kids Read about Brave Margaret, connect the dots and draw a horse!

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