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September 2003
Features

Postcards from the Hangin’

Commonwealth’s attorney Paul Ebert has never pulled the switch on an electric chair or helped prepare a lethal injection. He has never witnessed an execution, and he takes little interest in the actual killing, the method, or the inmate’s final moments. As enforcer of the ultimate punishment, Ebert is close to unbeatable. He has sent 11 men to Virginia’s death row. He’s now aiming to make sniper suspect John Muhammad No. 12

Setting Precedence

Despite controversy over the government’s apparent death-mongering, the events that occurred immediately following the dropping of federal charges against alleged snipers John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo have offered the most fruitful means for defense attorneys to appeal the cases should the suspects be convicted

A Deadly Dateline

Evidence is expected to link those accused, John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, to a nationwide killing spree that culminated in more than 20 shootings, including 15 deaths, in nine states and the District of Columbia. The timeline traces their alleged movements and tracks the clues authorities linked to identify and apprehend them

Departments

Letters

Diagnoses and Prescriptions, Honored, Radical Turnoff

Maddry

Writer is not prepared to duke it out with Hormel’s lawyers

Reporter

A stricter graduation requirement is the latest measure by the Department of Education to ensure accountability in public schools. It may also be its most controversial

Town & Country

A petite woman, Connie Hanna has long, straight hair and sure hands. A pastel palette decorates the interior of her studio, and hand-painted vines separate patches of color. “The time had come. Things opened up, and I was led here,” she says in her cosmically charged idiom

Around Town

Hampton Roads (they called it Tidewater then) was once largely a theatrical wasteland of dinner theaters offering Neil Simon reruns. Those days are long gone, and the local theater scene boasts an astonishing variety of polished performers in high-quality dramatic plays and musical theater—often cheaper than a movie and a whole lot more fun

Datebook

Hampton Roads cultural events in September

Life

At Home

What we see often depends on where we are at a particular time

Culture Check

Purchasing artwork is more like a marriage than a casual fling

Inside

Stereos and Reptiles: Specialty rooms are growing in popularity

Up or Away: Experts have good advice on how to arrange and preserve your personal art collection

Preppy Goes South: Pink isn’t just for bedrooms anymore

Home & Garden

For 18 years, hundreds of tiny ruby-throated hummingbirds return from their winter migration in Mexico and Central America to the sugar maple in Charles Stradley’s front yard on the Nottoway River in Southampton County

Dish

Chesapeake Bay cuisine

An epicurean excursion along Virginia’s Eastern Shore

Coming Right Up

Food news from across the region

Local Flavor

Good Italian eats abound at Gloucester’s de’Medici Ristorante

Corks and Kegs

Italian white wine steps up for Indian summer

Underground Gourmet

Caterer brings a Hawaiian punch to Virginia Beach

Last Words

Baseball already has an anthem

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September 2003