NBT issue 32

Volume VII Number 32
August 12-18, 1999

On Our Cover: At Dundalk Marine Terminal, passengers board the John W. Brown - built 57 years ago across the Patapsco River at Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard - for a peacefully nostalgic ride on one of World War II's two remaining Liberty ships. Photo by Mark Burns.
Dock of the Bay Defy the Drought: Greywater Your Garden · How You Can Save Precious H20 · Baseball's Girls of Summer · Bits and Pieces ~ Cancer Gala Makes a Million · For Boaters, Y2K Arrives in August · plus, Way Downstream, In Virginia, King William County still wants a giant reservoir From Seattle, Starbucks promises a new "eco-friendly" coffee bean From Montana, Rocky Mountain Lab makes the world safe from rabies South of Louisiana, Gulf's "Dead Zone" keeps growing plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: In Dallas, wild cats obsessed by Calvin Klein.
Boat Rides on the Bay Turning Back Time On John W. Brown by Mark Burns -- From Abbott and Costello to in-air dogfights to storming Solomons, this big boat takes quite a cruise.
Hospice Cup by Carol Glover -- Whether you're a sailor or landlubber, good times are coming - for a good cause - in September's XVIIIth regatta.
Bay Bites Bites & Sights at Annapolis Cinema Grill.
Editorial Maryland 2000's Merry Millennium in the Making
Letters to the Editor A Calvert Message to Anne Arundel; Christmas in July; Lacrosse Dreams
Bay Reflection My Last Mission of Hope
Burton on the Bay All in the Same Boat - Out of the Water
Chesapeake Outdoors Croaking the Rhythm of the Bay
Not Just for Kids Tales of Tails & Stingers

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