NBT issue 45

Volume VII Number 45
November 11-17, 1999

On Our Cover: Maryland 2000 is working now to make Maryland an even better place in the next century and millennium. What they're doing are statewide projects in the arts: Maryland Images; in education: Knowledge on the Edge; in historic preservation: Save Maryland's Treasures; in human services: Food For the Future; and in the environment: Marylandscapes. Here a pair of Johnnies dig a Marylandscape garden at ARC of Anne Arundel. Presiding over all is Louise Hayman, who explains Maryland 2000 in this week's feature. Photos by Christy Grimes and Bill Lambrecht.
Dock of the Bay Support Mother Nature: Buy Bed and Breakfast for a Beast * World-Champion Harmonizers Bring Gold to Chesapeake Country * Flight and Alight * Student Shutterbugs Sought to Capture Maryland's Millennial Century * Fall Fishing: They're Still Biting * From First Ladies to 'Muppets,' It Takes Everybody to Care for Every Child's Mental Health * plus, Way Downstream, In California, Marin County is the second U.S. county to ban jet skis ... In West Virginia, feds spent $2 million to figure out how to recycle computers In New York Times, Home Depot acclaimed green hero by Rainforest Action Network In Washington, D.C. the death of Sen. John Chafee means apocalypse "soon or apocalypse now" for Environment and Public Works Committee And in California, ganging up on Channel Islands' wild pigs plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: In India, displaced elephants go on deadly "drunken rampage."
NBT Interview: Louise Hayman Preparing Marylanders for the 21st Century with Bill Lambrecht -- With the millennium only 57 days away, there's lots more we could be doing than worrying about one big mess or planning one big night. Here, from the director of Maryland 2000 - our state's millennial project - comes some inspiration
Bay Life Aid to Retarded Citizens Plants a Millennial Garden
Bay Bites Double T Diner: Too Much of a Good Thing
Editorial For Y2K Fears, An Antidote: Maryland 2000
Letters to the Editor Build a YMCA for Cal-Arundel; More Love for Lighthouses; Call for Holiday Stories
Bay Reflection A Time To Be
Burton on the Bay Down the Dodo Trail -- Farewell to One More Species
Chesapeake Outdoors Less Loony This Year
Not Just for Kids Snakey times

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