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Volume xviii, Issue 3 ~ January 21 - January 27, 2010
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This Week’s Feature . . .
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Music Notes |
Free Will Astrology© |
Environmental Matters
Any green bills looking to become law in Maryland must first clear the gavel of Delegate Maggie McIntosh
Birds Bring Color into
Your Winter Landscape
Here's How to
Lure Them
The aviary rainbow appearing daily at our feeders entertains us through bleak winter days. We show our appreciation by helping the birds that stick it out survive the mean season.
Tom Wisner in
Story and Song
Four musicians play tribute to the Bay bard and his love of the Chesapeake
Dock of the Bay
Joining the Revolution: Local growers recognized for their blooming business ...
Passing Comfort: Relief ship travels to Haiti via the Chesapeake ...
And this week’s Creature Feature: Do you look like your pet?
The Bay Gardenerby Dr. Frank Gouin |
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You Don’t Have to Wait for Spring
Here’s how to force branches to flower now
To hasten flowering, place the cut stems in a warm room and wrap them with clear plastic.
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Sky WatchMarching with the Moon
It highlights some of winter’s best sights this week
The waxing moon brightens our evenings, reaching first-quarter Saturday when it joins the inconspicuous stars of Aries in the southern sky. Three stars outline the ram’s head.
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Flickerings
The Lovely Bones
A murdered girl watches her family cope with her death in this clumsy adaptation
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Dressing for Success
The art of angling is in the detail
With minimal equipment you can create your own dressed trebles with your own unique and attractive teaser— and you can do it cheaply.
Moonlight Memoirs — Remembering that Family and Friends are Forever
How a teen’s good idea
became a first book.
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