Browsing Issue: Wednesday, July 18, 2007

News: Feature: Diamond in the Mud Can gas bucks turn shabby, shallow Lake Worth into a blue-green gem? By DAN MCGRAW and NANDINI BALIAL News: Metropolis: Put Down that Beer and Step Away from the Walker Senior citizens looking to buy a cool one are getting hot under the collar about ID policies. By COLE WILLIAMS and JEFF PRINCE News: Second Thought: Sports Suckers Hicks keeps taking the team to the basement and fans to the cleaners. By DAN MCGRAW News: Static: Do Unto Others ... Then Run Music: Featured Music: Piano Man Progressive-jazzbo Daymond Callahan may play as if he has a dozen fingers, but he’s still got only two hands. By CAROLINE COLLIER Music: Hearsay: On the Horizon Music: Last Call: Pretty, Tough Music: Listen Up: Bobby Bare Bobby Bare Sings Lullabys, Legends and Lies (and More) (RCA Nashville/Legacy) By Tom Geddie Music: Listen Up: lo-fi chorus Something in the Air (Self-released) By Joshua Loewen Music: Listen Up: Robben Ford Truth (Concord Records) By Tom Geddie Film: Film Reviews: Aerosol Cheese Good morning, Baltimore! Take a deep whiff of Hairspray, and you’ll get high. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Bale Out A U.S. pilot’s story of survival is powerfully retold in Rescue Dawn. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Gold Lining The Tex-Mex fare at Esparza’s is hit-or-miss, but there’s a long list of tequilas to drown your sorrows in. By JIMMY FOWLER Eats: Chow, Baby: As We All Know Calendar: Night and Day: Graduation Day Arts: Gallery: Shapes and Light Arts: Stage: Killing Fields A local theater troupe uses the stage to spotlight a grave south-of-the-border injustice. By JIMMY FOWLER