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Charlie Youngmann
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Freelance Reporter, Chesapeake Bay Magazine
Maryland
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Local History , Arts & Entertainment , Politics , Environmentalism
Technology, Business, Science,
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By Charlie Youngmann Verified| bayweekly.com@ Ric Taylor is selling off an extensive Star Wars collection. Photos by Charlie Youngmann. By Charlie Youngmann“Eclectic, I believe is the word,” said Ric Taylor, in reference to his massive collection of rare Star Wars memorabilia. Over the years, Taylor’s acquired all manner of vintage Star Wars items from manufacturers like Rawcliffe, Gentle Giant, and Hallmark. A good portion of which gets displayed in his store, Maryland Pipe Dreams in Calvert County. Now, he’s getting ready to sell it.
By Charlie Youngmann Verified| bayweekly.com@ Unique Outdoor Art Frames West River in Shady SideBy Charlie Youngmann Standing over the riverfront lawn of the Captain Avery Museum in Shady Side, nearly impossible to miss, one will find a collection of driftwood, bottlecaps, flip flops and other such washed up items all fastened to a wooden frame. It’s both a photo opportunity and an art installation. “Framing anything is all about your vantage point,” says Donna Anderson, Captain Avery Museum’s program and communications coordinator.
By Charlie Youngmann Verified| bayweekly.com@ Unique Outdoor Art Frames West River in Shady SideBy Charlie Youngmann Standing over the riverfront lawn of the Captain Avery Museum in Shady Side, nearly impossible to miss, one will find a collection of driftwood, bottlecaps, flip flops and other such washed up items all fastened to a wooden frame. It’s both a photo opportunity and an art installation. “Framing anything is all about your vantage point,” says Donna Anderson, Captain Avery Museum’s program and communications coordinator.
Company Info
Chesapeake Bay Magazine
Chesapeake Bay Media is a diverse media platform reaching more than half a million people every month across web, email, social, and print channels. Editorially we present the very best of the Chesapeake lifestyle, showcasing the culture, news, events, boats, and people of our region. As the media of record of the Chesapeake Bay area, we have the depth of knowledge that has earned the trust of our community for more than 50 years. We produce a periodic magazine, website, weekly emails, and daily social media. Additionally, we create and distribute several custom publications for both local and national interests. Chesapeakebaymagazine.com features all the content published via email and print as well as more in-depth coverage of many of the stories released through social media. Additionally, the CBM website is an online resource for those searching for information on regional tourism, breaking news of the Bay, resources for boaters, cruisers, sailors, and paddlers, and feature stories offering perspectives from riverkeepers, historians, boat builders, scientists, regional authorities, and the people who call this region home. Special features and content from strategic partners are also posted because they provide a perfect database for anyone seeking Bay-specific information on boat brokers, marinas, services, real estate professionals, waterside restaurants, and more. Monthly Page Views 202,000 Digital Magazine Impressions 171,000 Total Web Impressions 373,000
Founded: 1971