LOCAL NEWS
Pill take back initiative this Saturday
On April 26, 2014, The Anne Arundel County Police Department will again participate in the National Prescription Drug Take-Back Initiative. This initiative, supervised by DEA, will coordinate a collaborative effort with state and local law enforcement agencies focused on removing potentially dangerous controlled substances from our nation’s medicine cabinets. This eighth national “take-back day” will […]
Nominations sought for 2014 Annie Awards
The Arts Council of Anne Arundel County is now accepting nominations for the 2014 Annie Awards. The Annie Awards were created in 2000 to recognize the contributions of local artists, educators, and arts patrons who reside in Anne Arundel County. There are six awards in six categories: Literary Arts, Visual Arts, Arts Patron, Performing Arts, […]
Anne Arundel’s Lifeline 100 Century Ride (October 19, 2014)
Earlier this month, a number of Anne Arundel County agencies and local non-profit leaders announced the first ever Anne Arundel Lifeline 100 Century Ride. In addition to the ride, the County will host the Making Health Happen Community Health Fair at Kinder Farm Park in Millersville on October 19. Both events are made possible through […]
Chesapeake Bay Trust launches “Plate Perks”
Today, in conjunction with Earth Day, a new incentives and rewards program called “Plate Perks” was launched by the Chesapeake Bay Trust. The program is designed to raise awareness for the valuable work the Chesapeake Bay Trust does and how the sales of “Treasure the Chesapeake” license plates have a direct impact on improving the […]
Commission presents transportation recommendations for Anne Arundel
Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman today announced the Transportation Commission of Anne Arundel County has completed its task of preparing recommendations regarding the County’s transportation program. “I am pleased that the Commission’s recommended findings address our County’s most critical transportation and safety needs,” said County Executive Neuman. “My administration is dedicated to increasing efficiency […]
Police bust three in Edgewater and Glen Burnie drug investigations
Anne Arundel County Police have made two drug busts in the past two days resulting in seizure of firearms, heroin, marijuana, and cash. Edgewater Over the past month, Southern TNT Detectives have been investigating a suspect at 1600 block of Arundel Road in Edgewater for distribution of marijuana. Subsequent to this investigation, detectives obtained a search […]
CRIME
Pill take back initiative this Saturday
On April 26, 2014, The Anne Arundel County Police Department will again participate in the National Prescription Drug Take-Back Initiative. This initiative, supervised by DEA, will coordinate a collaborative effort with state and local law enforcement agencies focused on removing potentially dangerous controlled substances from our nation’s medicine cabinets. This eighth national “take-back day” will […]
Police bust three in Edgewater and Glen Burnie drug investigations
Anne Arundel County Police have made two drug busts in the past two days resulting in seizure of firearms, heroin, marijuana, and cash. Edgewater Over the past month, Southern TNT Detectives have been investigating a suspect at 1600 block of Arundel Road in Edgewater for distribution of marijuana. Subsequent to this investigation, detectives obtained a search […]
NJ Midshipman charged in Annapolis assault on taxi driver
On April 20, 2014 at approximately 2:20 a.m., officers responded to the 1400 block of Bay Head Rd Annapolis, MD 21409 for a report of an assault. Upon their arrival, they spoke with the victim, a 40 year-old male from Annapolis, who advised he had been assaulted. The victim works as a cab driver for […]
Cabbie robbed at gunpoint in Eastport
A taxi cab driver was robbed at gunpoint early this morning. According to police, a light skinned black male (approximately 5’10″ 180 lbs) took a taxi from Bens Drive to President Street in Eastport. Once the cab arrived at the location, the suspect pulled a handgun on the driver and demanded money. After obtaining the […]
Man shot overnight in Annapolis
UPDATE: The Annapolis Police Department has issued the following statement: On Saturday, April 19, 2014 at 2:50 am, officers responded to the area of W. Washington St and Town Pines Ct for a report of a shooting. Upon officers arrival, they located the victim who was suffering from a gunshot wound to the shoulder. The […]
2 sentenced for Annapolis drug dealing
U.S. District Judge Ellen L. Hollander sentenced Ernst Harmon, age 37, of Annapolis, Maryland, today to 198 months in prison, and his brother Dontaye Harmon, age 40, of Baltimore, Maryland to 125 months in prison, both followed by five years of supervised release, for conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute cocaine base. […]
EVENTS
Pill take back initiative this Saturday
On April 26, 2014, The Anne Arundel County Police Department will again participate in the National Prescription Drug Take-Back Initiative. This initiative, supervised by DEA, will coordinate a collaborative effort with state and local law enforcement agencies focused on removing potentially dangerous controlled substances from our nation’s medicine cabinets. This eighth national “take-back day” will […]
Classical pianist Ganz to play tomorrow (April 25, 2014)
On Friday, April 25 at 8 pm pianist Brian Ganz will give a solo recital entitled “The Sound of Light and Water–Music of Frederic Chopin and Claude Debussy.” Among the works of Debussy he will perform are Homage à Rameau from Images, The Engulfed Cathedral and The Hills of Anacapri from the first book of […]
40% off Marion Warren photos at Eastport Gallery
This is it. The Eastport Gallery closes it doors for the last time this Sunday, April 27th. One of the quintessential Annapolis Galleries will be closing and relocating to South County in the Discovery Village (Shady Side). But for now, that means that you can save some dollars on the artwork you have been craving. […]
Tickets still available for R2Hop2 Festival this weekend
Tickets Are Still Available for Fordham & Dominion’s Beer, Food, and Music Festival, R2Hop2, this Saturday, April 26th, from 12-7pm. R2Hop2 will be held at the Brewery, located at 1284 McD Dr. in Dover and will feature the live music of four local bands: Community Center, Lower Case Blues, Rivers, and Epstein’s Mother. This event […]
Spring sailboat show this weekend
To celebrate spring and mark the beginning of the sailing year, the 2014 Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show returns to downtown Annapolis on April 25th and runs through April 27th. The third annual in-water springtime show will feature more than 80 new and previously-owned sailboats of all types and sizes including catamarans, mono hulls, racing boats, inflatables, […]
R2Hop2 Music & Beer Festival this weekend (April26, 2014)
Fordham and Dominion Brewing will be bringing 14 local food vendors to sell their culinary delights at the R2Hop2 Beer and Music Festival on April 26th. Vendors include: Hoffman Meats (Bier Dawgs and Pulled Pork) Pigheaded BBQ (BBQ and Pulled Pork) 33 West (Hamburgers and Grilled Chicken) Hot Stuff Paninis (Grilled Sandwiches) Babcis (Potato Pancakes) […]
NON-PROFIT NEWS
St. John’s College presents In Vino Veritas (April 25-26, 2014)
The Friends of St. John’s College, in conjunction with Bay Ridge Wine and Spirits, welcome the community to the fourth annual wine event and fundraiser, “In Vino Veritas.” This two-day event is full of activities that will appeal to the both the connoisseur and the curious. With more than 100 wines, this year’s Grand Tasting […]
Chesapeake Bay Trust launches “Plate Perks”
Today, in conjunction with Earth Day, a new incentives and rewards program called “Plate Perks” was launched by the Chesapeake Bay Trust. The program is designed to raise awareness for the valuable work the Chesapeake Bay Trust does and how the sales of “Treasure the Chesapeake” license plates have a direct impact on improving the […]
K&B True Value offers fundraising program
K&B True Value is pleased to offer local non-profit and youth organizations a unique no-risk fundraising opportunity: “Popcorn for a Purpose.” K&B True Value will set an organization up at the front of the store at a table with the store’s popcorn machine, supplies, and a donation jar. The organization’s volunteer(s) operates the popcorn machine […]
New Horizons Supported Services golf tournament (May 2, 2014)
New Horizons Supported Services, Inc. and the Greater Bowie Chamber of Commerce are jointly hosting “A Fairway to Help” Golf Tournament on Friday, May 2, 2014, at the Bowie Golf & Country Club, 7420 Laurel-Bowie Road, Bowie, MD. The cost is $125 per player and $450 per foursome. Registration is at 8:00 am with a […]
Local teen raised $800 for Cats R Us feline rescue
Earlier this month, Annapolis teen, Josalyn Bonney (14) announced the winners in a month long raffle in support of area feline rescue Cats R Us. The raffle raised $812 to purchase a microchip scanner and 100 chips through Chip FurKeeps, a collaborative effort between PetFinder and Home Again to provide microchips to shelters around the […]
CBMM offering 2 day admission program
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (CBMM) has announced its general admission has been extended to cover a two-day visit to the museum’s waterfront campus and exhibits. The museum features twelve exhibit buildings situated over 18-acres of Miles River waterfront in St. Michaels, MD. The new admission structure went into effect March 1, and is priced […]
AREA BUSINESSES
40% off Marion Warren photos at Eastport Gallery
This is it. The Eastport Gallery closes it doors for the last time this Sunday, April 27th. One of the quintessential Annapolis Galleries will be closing and relocating to South County in the Discovery Village (Shady Side). But for now, that means that you can save some dollars on the artwork you have been craving. […]
Chesapeake Bay Trust launches “Plate Perks”
Today, in conjunction with Earth Day, a new incentives and rewards program called “Plate Perks” was launched by the Chesapeake Bay Trust. The program is designed to raise awareness for the valuable work the Chesapeake Bay Trust does and how the sales of “Treasure the Chesapeake” license plates have a direct impact on improving the […]
Cleo’s Fine Oils & Vinegars attracts nearly 100 to screening
A screening of “What’s In Your Bottle?” at Cleo’s Fine Oils & Vinegars on Saturday, April, 12 attracted over 75 attendants. The film traces organic olives from tree to table, beginning at Il Fontanaro Organic Farm in Italy, traveling through Cleo’s Fine Oils in Annapolis and ending in a family kitchen in Severna Park. Filmmaker Jessica […]
K&B True Value offers fundraising program
K&B True Value is pleased to offer local non-profit and youth organizations a unique no-risk fundraising opportunity: “Popcorn for a Purpose.” K&B True Value will set an organization up at the front of the store at a table with the store’s popcorn machine, supplies, and a donation jar. The organization’s volunteer(s) operates the popcorn machine […]
Meet your Forest Drive businesses (April 29, 2014)
The South Forest Drive Business Association (SoFo Annapolis) a newly formed organization of local business owners and managers invites you to a Business Mixer and Happy Hour on Tuesday, April 29th from 6-8pm. Everyone will have a chance to meet business leaders and SoFo members right in their own community in a relaxed atmosphere at […]
Patient First offers allergy tips
Spring is here and so is spring allergy season. You can expect a “pollen explosion” this month, according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. Allergists predict “a robust pollen season” so people need to have a treatment plan ready. Tree pollen is the biggest cause of spring allergies. Combine tree pollen with the […]
COLUMNS & OPINIONS
Rubber Ducks sweep Baysox
The Baysox (8-8) were swept in a three game home series by the Akron RubberDucks (9-7) after a 3-1 loss Saturday afternoon. The team has lost a season-high three games in a row and is now at .500 for the first time since the season started. Despite outhitting the RubberDucks, the Baysox managed just one […]
Ducks drown Baysox
The Baysox offense started slow and could not overcome an eighth inning rally by Akron in a 3-2 loss to the RubberDucks Thursday night in game one of a three game home series. It was the Baysox fourth one run loss in the team’s last six games. Akron struck first in the top of the […]
Baysox bat through cold
The Baysox (8-5) were one hit shy of their season-high with 15 in a 6-5 win over Erie (5-6) Wednesday afternoon despite temperatures in the 30s. The Baysox defense struggled in the cold, committing a season-high four errors in the game after having committed just six in the previous 12 games. The four errors led […]
Bowie loses to Erie in rain-shortened opener
A three-run first inning was not enough as the Baysox could not hold off Erie on a cold, rainy evening at Jerry Uht Park. The Baysox fell in the series opener in seven innings 4-3. After a two-hour and 18 minute rain delay that featured a great effort by the SeaWolves front office in ably […]
6-run 4th inning pushes Baysox forward
Bowie scored six fourth inning runs, all of which with two men out, and hung on to upend Akron by a final score of 7-5 Sunday afternoon at Canal Park. 2B Garabez Rosa continued his torrid start with a three-run home run to break the inning open. Akron grabbed the lead early as C Alex […]
Rosa rises but Baysox fall
Baysox 2B Garabez Rosa matched a career-high with four hits but Bowie could not come from behind falling at Akron 6-5 on Saturday afternoon. The game got off to a tough start for Bowie as after leading 1-0 in the 2nd inning, starter Zach Davies took a line drive off the forearm of his pitching […]
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Pill take back initiative this Saturday
On April 26, 2014, The Anne Arundel County Police Department will again participate in the National Prescription Drug Take-Back Initiative. This initiative, supervised by DEA, will coordinate a collaborative effort with state and local law enforcement agencies focused on removing potentially dangerous controlled substances from our nation’s medicine cabinets. This eighth national “take-back day” will […]
Classical pianist Ganz to play tomorrow (April 25, 2014)
On Friday, April 25 at 8 pm pianist Brian Ganz will give a solo recital entitled “The Sound of Light and Water–Music of Frederic Chopin and Claude Debussy.” Among the works of Debussy he will perform are Homage à Rameau from Images, The Engulfed Cathedral and The Hills of Anacapri from the first book of […]
40% off Marion Warren photos at Eastport Gallery
This is it. The Eastport Gallery closes it doors for the last time this Sunday, April 27th. One of the quintessential Annapolis Galleries will be closing and relocating to South County in the Discovery Village (Shady Side). But for now, that means that you can save some dollars on the artwork you have been craving. […]
Nominations sought for 2014 Annie Awards
The Arts Council of Anne Arundel County is now accepting nominations for the 2014 Annie Awards. The Annie Awards were created in 2000 to recognize the contributions of local artists, educators, and arts patrons who reside in Anne Arundel County. There are six awards in six categories: Literary Arts, Visual Arts, Arts Patron, Performing Arts, […]
Tickets still available for R2Hop2 Festival this weekend
Tickets Are Still Available for Fordham & Dominion’s Beer, Food, and Music Festival, R2Hop2, this Saturday, April 26th, from 12-7pm. R2Hop2 will be held at the Brewery, located at 1284 McD Dr. in Dover and will feature the live music of four local bands: Community Center, Lower Case Blues, Rivers, and Epstein’s Mother. This event […]
Spring sailboat show this weekend
To celebrate spring and mark the beginning of the sailing year, the 2014 Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show returns to downtown Annapolis on April 25th and runs through April 27th. The third annual in-water springtime show will feature more than 80 new and previously-owned sailboats of all types and sizes including catamarans, mono hulls, racing boats, inflatables, […]
Anne Arundel’s Lifeline 100 Century Ride (October 19, 2014)
Earlier this month, a number of Anne Arundel County agencies and local non-profit leaders announced the first ever Anne Arundel Lifeline 100 Century Ride. In addition to the ride, the County will host the Making Health Happen Community Health Fair at Kinder Farm Park in Millersville on October 19. Both events are made possible through […]
R2Hop2 Music & Beer Festival this weekend (April26, 2014)
Fordham and Dominion Brewing will be bringing 14 local food vendors to sell their culinary delights at the R2Hop2 Beer and Music Festival on April 26th. Vendors include: Hoffman Meats (Bier Dawgs and Pulled Pork) Pigheaded BBQ (BBQ and Pulled Pork) 33 West (Hamburgers and Grilled Chicken) Hot Stuff Paninis (Grilled Sandwiches) Babcis (Potato Pancakes) […]
Open house at Cox Creek Containment Facility (April 26, 2014)
The Maryland Port Administration (MPA) is hosting a family-friendly open house at its Cox Creek Dredge Material Containment Facility on Saturday, April 26, 2014 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cox Creek is specially designed to receive dredged sediment from Baltimore Harbor. During the open house, there will be free family interactive activities, a chance […]
St. John’s College presents In Vino Veritas (April 25-26, 2014)
The Friends of St. John’s College, in conjunction with Bay Ridge Wine and Spirits, welcome the community to the fourth annual wine event and fundraiser, “In Vino Veritas.” This two-day event is full of activities that will appeal to the both the connoisseur and the curious. With more than 100 wines, this year’s Grand Tasting […]
Big weekend on tap at Maryland Hall
Your feet won’t stand still this weekend if you are at Maryland Hall. Friday brings back the sounds of Motown and all your favorites. And then on Sunday, the 18 piece Whit Williams Big Band takes the stage! Motown: Celebrating 55 Years Friday, April 25 | 7:30 pm Tickets: $25; $20 MHCA Members Link: http://www.marylandhall.org/performance-detail/11975 […]
Chesapeake Bay Trust launches “Plate Perks”
Today, in conjunction with Earth Day, a new incentives and rewards program called “Plate Perks” was launched by the Chesapeake Bay Trust. The program is designed to raise awareness for the valuable work the Chesapeake Bay Trust does and how the sales of “Treasure the Chesapeake” license plates have a direct impact on improving the […]
Art show demonstrates students’ range at AACC (April 7-24, 2014)
See the wealth of creative artistic potential at Anne Arundel Community College’s Annual Student Art Show, ending on April 24 at the Cade Center for Fine Arts Gallery on the Arnold campus. Nate Larson, photographer and professor at Maryland Institute College of Art, selected over 80 artworks for inclusion in the show from the more than […]
Cleo’s Fine Oils & Vinegars attracts nearly 100 to screening
A screening of “What’s In Your Bottle?” at Cleo’s Fine Oils & Vinegars on Saturday, April, 12 attracted over 75 attendants. The film traces organic olives from tree to table, beginning at Il Fontanaro Organic Farm in Italy, traveling through Cleo’s Fine Oils in Annapolis and ending in a family kitchen in Severna Park. Filmmaker Jessica […]
Commission presents transportation recommendations for Anne Arundel
Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman today announced the Transportation Commission of Anne Arundel County has completed its task of preparing recommendations regarding the County’s transportation program. “I am pleased that the Commission’s recommended findings address our County’s most critical transportation and safety needs,” said County Executive Neuman. “My administration is dedicated to increasing efficiency […]
Police bust three in Edgewater and Glen Burnie drug investigations
Anne Arundel County Police have made two drug busts in the past two days resulting in seizure of firearms, heroin, marijuana, and cash. Edgewater Over the past month, Southern TNT Detectives have been investigating a suspect at 1600 block of Arundel Road in Edgewater for distribution of marijuana. Subsequent to this investigation, detectives obtained a search […]
NJ Midshipman charged in Annapolis assault on taxi driver
On April 20, 2014 at approximately 2:20 a.m., officers responded to the 1400 block of Bay Head Rd Annapolis, MD 21409 for a report of an assault. Upon their arrival, they spoke with the victim, a 40 year-old male from Annapolis, who advised he had been assaulted. The victim works as a cab driver for […]
K&B True Value offers fundraising program
K&B True Value is pleased to offer local non-profit and youth organizations a unique no-risk fundraising opportunity: “Popcorn for a Purpose.” K&B True Value will set an organization up at the front of the store at a table with the store’s popcorn machine, supplies, and a donation jar. The organization’s volunteer(s) operates the popcorn machine […]
Science magic at AACC
Behold the Magic at AACC’s Spring Science Night Prepare to see amazing feats before your very eyes. Is it magic? Not really. It’s science and Anne Arundel Community College science faculty members are staging Spring Science Night 2014 on April 23 to show young and old how much fun science can be. The public can […]
Cabbie robbed at gunpoint in Eastport
A taxi cab driver was robbed at gunpoint early this morning. According to police, a light skinned black male (approximately 5’10″ 180 lbs) took a taxi from Bens Drive to President Street in Eastport. Once the cab arrived at the location, the suspect pulled a handgun on the driver and demanded money. After obtaining the […]
Silopanna lineup announced (August 16, 2014)
Last month, Rams Head Promotions announced that the Silopanna Music Festival was coming back in 2014. Today, we are pleased to announce the lineup for what will be an epic music festival coming to Annapolis in August. Lineup: Flaming Lips Dashboard Confessional Matt & Kim Sleeper Agent Hellogoodbye Jimmies Chicken Shack Chappo Twin Forks Damn […]
Meet your Forest Drive businesses (April 29, 2014)
The South Forest Drive Business Association (SoFo Annapolis) a newly formed organization of local business owners and managers invites you to a Business Mixer and Happy Hour on Tuesday, April 29th from 6-8pm. Everyone will have a chance to meet business leaders and SoFo members right in their own community in a relaxed atmosphere at […]
Relive an epic sailing adventure across the Atlantic and back (May 1, 2014)
Come share, through photos and stories, Robert and Cindy Holden’s epic sailing adventure to Europe, Atlantic Islands, West Africa and more. Hear tales of two Atlantic crossings, sea faring cats, a boatyard under an airport, camel safaris, dancing the Tango in front of street fighters, and more! Robert, a sailmaker, and Cindy, an artist, after […]
Meet our area leaders at Leadership Anne Arundel reception (April 30, 2014)
The nonprofit Leadership Anne Arundel is hosting a reception to meet and honor the area’s newest leaders. Anne Arundel County Public Schools Superintendent Mamie Perkins Fort Meade Garrison Commander Col. Brian P. Foley Navy Cyber Command Vice Admiral Jan E. Tighe Annapolis Mayor Mike Pantelides Anne Arundel County Police Chief Kevin Davis Anne Arundel County […]
Rams Head and Indigo Girls sell out Maryland Hall
Rams Head On Stage is batting one thousand. Just before the Christmas holidays, they produced a Michael Bolton show at Maryland Hall. It sold out. Shortly thereafter, Dave Mason’s Traffic Jam nearly sold out. And tonight, not a seat was to be had when Shirlette Ammons and the Indigo Girls took the stage at Maryland […]
Rubber Ducks sweep Baysox
The Baysox (8-8) were swept in a three game home series by the Akron RubberDucks (9-7) after a 3-1 loss Saturday afternoon. The team has lost a season-high three games in a row and is now at .500 for the first time since the season started. Despite outhitting the RubberDucks, the Baysox managed just one […]
New Horizons Supported Services golf tournament (May 2, 2014)
New Horizons Supported Services, Inc. and the Greater Bowie Chamber of Commerce are jointly hosting “A Fairway to Help” Golf Tournament on Friday, May 2, 2014, at the Bowie Golf & Country Club, 7420 Laurel-Bowie Road, Bowie, MD. The cost is $125 per player and $450 per foursome. Registration is at 8:00 am with a […]
Les Miserables to benefit teen suicide awareness
Broadneck High School will be presenting Les Miserables on Thursday, April 24th. The student produced program will directly benefit a local sucice awareness group–Youth Suicide Awareness Action Team. The performance will be at the Chesapeake Arts Center in Brooklyn Park at 7pm. Tickets are available in advance or at the door. In 2008, in the […]
Maryland Capitol Police name first woman to Commander post
Maryland Department of General Services Secretary Alvin Collins and Maryland Capitol Police (MCP) Chief Michael Wilson have announced the promotion of Lieutenant Rebecca Labs to Commander of the Annapolis Detachment, becoming the first woman to lead the Detachment. Lieutenant Labs has been serving in an acting capacity as Commander since January 1, 2014, overseeing more […]
CBMM offers relief carving class (June 14-15, 2014)
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (CBMM) in St. Michaels, MD is offering a two-day relief carving class from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 14 and Sunday, June 15 with craftsman John Garlick. Basic tools and materials will be provided, with participation limited and advanced registration needed. Each participant will create a pineapple […]
