NBT issue 29

Anna Chaney Volume VII Number 29
July 22-28, 1999

On Our Cover: After 330 miles, long-distance biker Anna Chaney, of Friendship, still has the energy to hoist her bike in a victory salute. Photo courtesy of Anna Chaney.
Dock of the Bay Drought Three Ways: In Perspective; In the Garden; For the Birds · Breaking Up Boats: Some Derelicts Evicted from Rockhold Creek · FTC's New Hotline Seeks to Stop Sticky Fingers · plus, Way Downstream, In Virginia, will Constitution block New York garbage? In Georgia, the Chattooga River shows nature at its worst In Indonesia, cell phone sparks a fire scare In land of the Maltese Falcon, hunting hinders headway of European Union plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: In North Carolina, little porker adopted after appearing in baseball mid-inning chase.
No Length's Too Far for a Good Cause Anna Chaney's 330-Mile Ride by Mary Catherine Ball -- As in the journey of a thousand miles, the first miles were the hardest. By mile 150 or so, Chaney knew she'd met and mastered another challenge.
Bay Life: Boat Rides on the Bay Virtual Steamboating on the Bay by M.L. Faunce
Bay Bites Old Stein Inn: Oktoberfest All Year Long
Editorial Deep-Six Site 104 Now
Letters to the Editor Afford to Be Picky?; Kudos for Kristin
Commentary One More Lost Hero: John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr.
Burton on the Bay All the Little Fishes
Chesapeake Outdoors Mysteries of the Underwater Grasses Revealed
Not Just for Kids Summer vacation: real and imagined

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