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2 Stable, 1 Critical On March 18, 2010, at 2:46 a.m., officers responded to the area of MD Route 100 westbound, west of MD Route 170 in Hanover for a report of a motor vehicle crash. The initial investigation revealed that a 2006 Ford F150 truck was illegally traveling eastbound in the westbound lanes of Continue reading MD 100 Crash Update Have You Checked Your School’s Website Lately? Ever wonder how well your child’s school is doing? Are you tired of waiting for that periodic report from The Capital? Your wait is over. Now student achievement data, enrollment figures, and state Adequate Yearly Progress information, and more are available on individual school websites. Simply head to the Anne Continue reading Report Cards On Your School Calling Parents Of Students From Anne Arundel County Schools, the county’s two most prominent educational parental advocacy and advisory groups are seeking nominations for officers. The Anne Arundel County Council of PTAs is accepting nominations for president, first vice president, vice president for legislation, secretary, and treasurer. Nominees must be a PTA member and have attended at Continue reading Parent Groups Seek Officers Local Restaurant Raided Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has just completed a raid at Timbuktu Restaurant at 1726 Dorsey Road in Hanover. Anne Arundel police supplied 18 officers to assist federal authorities in executing warrants at the restaurant and at several other residential locations around the County. From a source close to the investigation, the restaurant Continue reading Feds Raid Timbuktu In Hanover Glen Burnie Female Missing UPDATE (10:48pm 03/07/10): On March 7, 2010, at approximately 10:30 p.m., Kelsey Nikihira Williams safely returned to her residence. Kelsey Nikihira Williams From the Anne Arundel County Police: On March 6, 2010, at approximately 11:00 a.m., an 18-year-old female subject left her residence in the 400 block of Old Stage Road in Continue reading Critically Missing Person Elbert Gardner Faces 2 Life Sentences On June 30th, a quiet Admiral Heights neighborhood was rocked with a double murder. This morning, the suspect, who admitted to the killings, pleaded guilty and is expected to receive two life terms. Elbert Gardner Jr. will be back in court on March 19th where the State’s Attorney will seek two Continue reading Annapolis Man Pleads Guilty To Killings Last Day To Be June 15 The Anne Arundel County Schools released a statement today outlining the changes to the school calendar for the rest of the year. These changes are based on the assumption that the State will grant the County’s application for a waiver of the 5 days, and that we experience no additional Continue reading Anne Arundel County School Calendar Changes Image via Wikipedia Slot Opponents Just Don’t Get It? Last week we talked about the vast numbers of rejected names on the recent petition drive to overturn the County Council’s approval of slot machines. It seemed the NIMBYs were having voter’s remorse. Last night, The Capital reported, that Cordish had filed a suit alleging voter fraud against Continue reading What Don’t They Get? Unanimous Nod From Board From a press release issued a few moments ago, Dr. Kevin M. Maxwell has been unanimously re-appointed to a second 4 year term as head of the County Schools. I think today’s vote shows that this Board is very pleased with the direction that Dr. Maxwell is leading our system, and we Continue reading Maxwell Gets Another 4 Years With Snow Comes Potholes For a few months, we have had a new feature here to allow readers to report problems across the area. People have reported graffiti, dead animals in the roadway, missing signs and more. With the two recent snows and the freeze-thaw cycles, potholes will become a major problem in Anne Arundel County and Continue reading Report Your Potholes Here |
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