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Letters to the Editor
Dock of the Bay
Bits and bytes from the
broader Chesapeake world
Editorial
Summer Lessons in Procrastination
Bay Reflections
by Alan Delaney
2008’s infamous block party adventur:
It’s amazing how much trouble a
neighborhood softball game can cause.
Earth Talk
The sweet smell of trouble: Candles and air fresheners can emit more than you bargain for.
Earth Journal
by Gary Pendleton
July’s supercharged skies: Be careful you don’t become a lightning rod.
Curtain Call
reviewed by Jane Elkin
Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre’s Forever Plaid: Beat your feet to Compromise Street to meet these cool cats.
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Bill Burton
Three out of four say NO: Readers reply to Burton’s question on drilling for oil.
Sporti ng Life
by Dennis Doyle
Whims of the fishing gods: Some days it’s just plain no; other days they give you a taste.
 Sky Watch
by J. Alex Knoll
Gazing at the heart of our galaxy: There’s more to Sagittarius than just a bow and arrow.
Tidelog®
2008 Home & Garden Guide
2008 Bay Weekly Dining Guide
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The Bay Gardener
by Dr. Frank Gouin
Azaleas invaded by aliens: Those strange growths are leaf galls; get rid of them.
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Movie Reviews
Mark Burns on Hancock: Superhero fans will find this packs a decent punch.
News of the Weird
by Chuck Shepherd
Free Will Astrology
by Rob Brezsny
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