NBT issue 40

Volume VII Number 40
October 7-13, 1999

On Our Cover: The 30th Anniversary U.S. Sailboat Show transforms Annapolis City Dock into a candy store for wet-water, armchair and day-dreaming sailors. From October 7 through 11, those 'kids' have full tantalizing run of this candy shop - looking, touching, even boarding over 450 pricey 'sweets.' Photo courtesy of the U.S. Sailboat Show.
Dock of the Bay Floyd Flops: Try as He Might, This Hurricane Couldn't Blow Most Chesapeake Boats Away * Bits and Pieces: Calvert Marine Museum's Fall Housekeeping ... Play Mortgage Lotto with Captain Salem Avery's House Easing the Bite on Big Bass Dollars Follow Floyd * Boating's Best: Herrington Harbour's Clean, Green Marina * Wanted: Women with the Right Stuff for Maryland's Hall of Fame * plus, Way Downstream, In Virginia, Mattaponi holy land may be drowned by proposed King County reservoir ... In Nevada, notorious Mustang Ranch brothel rehabilitated In Kansas, Oz Entertainment wants you to have fun at the old somewhat contaminated Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant From Canada, the alarm sounds for North American fish, snails, mussels and crayfish plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: Young Mr. Grizzly dissuaded from tent camping in Yellowstone.
Sailing Dreams Performance Sailing Makes Annapolis a One-Cat Town -- See For Yourself at the U.S. Sailboat Show -- by Christy Grimes Plus a Boatload More to See
Bay Bites Appetites Bon at Café Normandie
Editorial First Night, First Ruckus
Letters to the Editor High Praise from Hospice; Help Carole Save a Bunny Life
Bay Reflection What's in a Name? Will the real writer please stand up?
Burton on the Bay Over Rockfish, Put Away the Rebel Flag, Boys
Earth Journal The Cardinal Comes Calling
Not Just for Kids Autumn leaves

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