NBT issue 43

Volume VII Number 43
October 28 - November 3, 1999

On Our Cover: Kids contributor Emily Sikorski tries on the family Halloween pumpkin while big sister Hollie and big brother Joey wish they were small enough to get in. Photo by Jacquie Sheehan.
Dock of the Bay Whale of a Tale: Luther Lohr Finds 70-lb. Fossil * Bits & Pieces: Beware-Deer Crossing * Liberty Lost: Farewell to an Old Tree * News of the Weird: Still Crazy After All These Years * plus, Way Downstream, In New Zealand, reverse shark attack ... In Illinois, 20,000 red-winged blackbirds done in by Furadan In New Mexico, diapers mop up 50 gallons of spilled hydraulic fluid In China, no more Wild Yak Brigade - and fewer chirus plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: In Minnesota, watch out for wild turkeys - they're not insured.
Artful Transformations Halloween invites us all to transform ourselves into any of the personas lurking beneath our daily facade. For artists - especially the outsider artists whose work you'll see at the American Visionary Art Museum - transformations and visitations are everyday experiences.
Possessed ~ Angels and Other Aliens Invade Baltimore; editor Sandra Martin takes you on a tour of the American Visionary Arts Museum.
11 Re-Possessed ~ Writer Christy Grimes introduces Chesapeake Country's own visionary artist - Shady Side Artist-in-Residence Bob Kelbaugh
Between the Covers: Helen Chappell's The Chesapeake Book of the Dead; Reviewed by M.L. Faunce
Bay Bites Wagner's Steamboat Landing: Seafood with a View
Editorial Editor's Letter: On Saints, Souls and Spooks
Letter to the Editor Good Work on Grandmothers; Reader Pleased on Every Count; Call for Holiday Stories
Bay Reflection Transformation
Burton on the Bay The Only Good Oyster
In Season Marbled Salamander
Not Just for Kids Some Boo-etry!

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