Volume VII Number 17
April 29 - May 5, 1999

• On Our Cover: Set back from Church Street in Prince Frederick and veiled in towering trees, the stately house called Linden has its roots in another century. To see its future - as The Calvert County Historical Society has done - you must look behind peeling paint and desolation. Photo by Margo Turner.
• Dock of the Bay Lost at Sea: First-Hand Stories of Risk & Rescue * Backyard History: New Museum Digs up Local Past * BEE There: Groan-Ups Spell for Literacy's Sake * Dig with Care, History's Everywhere * plus, Way Downstream, In Virginia, if you give a fish a ladder, it can climb From the Netherlands, will International Green Police rise from this freedom-loving nation? In the Ukraine, 13 years after Chernobyl, 4,000 have died and last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: Flubber afloat in Washington State rivers.
• Opening History's Doors by Carol Glover -- Step inside Calvert's Big, Old Houses on Maryland's 62nd House & Garden Pilgrimage; by Margo Turner -- 13 Memories of Life at Linden: The new home of the Calvert County Historical Society is aged with memories
• Bay Bites The food front in Chesapeake Country: Country Charm at Harrison's
• Editorial Down on the Farm: Owens' Plan a Bargain All Around
• Letters to the Editor Small Area Planning; Marina in Calvert Pioneered Shrink-Wrap Recycling; Just Another Beaver Story; Happily Back and Wanting to Run
• Bay Reflection As Small Area Plans Take Shape, Remember the Big Plan
  Burton on the Bay The Bottom Of the Barrel
• Chesapeake Outdoors Rock: Another Opening in Another Show
• Not Just for Kids Say Hey! 'Tis the Season to Play Croquet!

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