Volume VII Number 48
December 2-8, 1999

• On Our Cover: The sun sneaking up over Chesapeake Bay on a morning in late autumn looks like it might have done a millennium ago - or will a millennium hence. Everything else is like a river, changing from moment to moment. In this week's feature story, writer Christopher Heagy preserves who we were on one day near the end of the second millennium, Common Era. Photo by Christopher Heagy.
• Dock of the Bay Smithsonian Exhibit Reflects Local African American Life * 'The Final Answer': Maryland Parks Win $9 Mil * In Season: Puddle Ducks and Bay Ducks * Bay Life: Cynthia, Our Hometown Redskinette * plus, Way Downstream, In Virginia, Spending no small potatoes on small fish In Barrow, Alaska, adieu old sol In New York, crustaceans succumb to side-effects of development From Boston, news that you already knew: too many catalogues are coming your way plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: From New Jersey, reports of old dogs - and a wolf - learning new vegetarian tricks.
• A Day in the Life ~ Annapolis As the 20th century ran away ... by Christopher Heagy -- What really defines the city is its people. Here's what we were doing as the 20th century ran away
• Bay Bites At McGarvey's Saloon & Oyster Bay, it's easy to stay.
• Editorial Our Bay Window Looks Out on the World
• Letters to the Editor Hooray for Murphy & Ruark; Last Call for Holiday Stories; Department of Corrections
• Commentary Front Line of Literacy: Reading Puts the FUN in Fundamental
• Burton on the Bay How They Bit: The Fishing Year in Review
• Chesapeake Outdoors We All Live Downstream
• Not Just for Kids Once upon a time, there lived a girl named Christine ...

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