Volume VII Number 10
March 11-17, 1999
- On Our Cover: Lindy Hop instructors
John and Samanta Sargent, of Baltimore, work at having fun. The Cherry
Bomb they’re tossing here is one of the many moves they teach every
Monday at Club Hollywood. In one lesson, you’ll learn how to move
your feet to the music, lead or follow your partner and do swing-outs and
spins. Photo by new dancer Mark Burns.
- Dock of the Bay
In Annapolis, Women of Color Win Laurels * In Anne Arundel
South, Citizen Planners Polish Crystal Balls * plus, Way Downstream, In
New York, little old lady outguns loggers … In Maine, lobster futures
uncertain as harvests strong … In New Mexico, drivers complain of
obnoxious dumping after 40,000 gallons of raw cow manure spilled on a rural
road … In Australia’s Homebush Bay, there’s a toxic waste
dumping ground to clean up before the 2000 Olympic Games begin … and
last but not least, this week’s Creature Feature: Look who’s
up to monkey business in Exploratoy’s new Sea Monkey Digital Watch.
- Swingtime on the Bay Everybody’s Doing It. Why Not You?
Dance devotee Ayres shows off the steps, style and synchronosity of swing
…
- Bay Bites Paul's Homewood Cafe: Eclectic Eating
on "The Circle"
- Editorial Message to Planners: People Are Watching You
- Letters to the Editor Please Spay, Neuter Now; Recipes for
Readers; For the Birds
- Bay Reflection It’s a Wonderful Life When you’re
on equal footing
- Burton on the Bay Elegy for a Hero: It Wasn't So with Joltin' Joe
- Earth Journal Longer Days, Shorter Daffodils
- Not Just For Kids Dive into Dolphin Fun with a trip to
the Baltimore Aquarium, our drawing contest and another wave of a maze.
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