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Tides & Tunes, free concert series, EVERY THURSDAY at Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park
The Annapolis Maritime Museum (AMM) will hosts weekly concerts all summer long in an effort create a sense of community and raise awareness of its many programs and activities. The Education Center at AMM teaches over 6,000 students annually about Chesapeake Bay ecology and the rich maritime heritage of the Annapolis area. “The concerts appeal […]
Take Someone Sailing Day is this weekend!
Plan to join The Annapolis Waterfront & Sailing Center and SpinSheet Magazine as they enlist sailors all over the Chesapeake Bay to Take Someone Sailing on Saturday, June 22. The new Take Someone Sailing Day encourages as many local skippers as possible to invite people who haven’t been sailing before to come onboard and experience […]
DNA helps Anne Arundel County Police identify a 1963 murder victim
On April 23, 1985, a body was found in a metal trash can by a construction crew cleaning land for the Marley Station Mall and a murder investigation ensued. Now, 34 years later, the Anne Arundel County Police can put a name to the victim–Roger Hearne Kelso. In the summer of 1962, 19-year old Roger […]
Paul Reed Smith, Gary Grainger, and Dennis Chambers to lead Master Classes at Maryland Hall this summer
This Summer, guitar maker Paul Reed Smith, world renowned drummer Dennis Chambers and legendary rhythm section Gary and Greg Grainger will fulfill a long time dream at Maryland Hall: open a music school/camp for Maryland! The 1st Annual Music Master Classes for Aspiring Musicians is a 6-day music event and summer camp for ages 12 […]
CRIME
DNA helps Anne Arundel County Police identify a 1963 murder victim
On April 23, 1985, a body was found in a metal trash can by a construction crew cleaning land for the Marley Station Mall and a murder investigation ensued. Now, 34 years later, the Anne Arundel County Police can put a name to the victim–Roger Hearne Kelso. In the summer of 1962, 19-year old Roger […]
FOUND: Annapolis Police searching for yet another missing child
UPDATE 12:44PM June 19, 2019: – Abigail Ramirez was located safe and unharmed on 06/19. The Annapolis Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating a missing juvenile. Abigail Ramires, Hispanic Female, 12yo, 5’, 90 lbs, with shoulder length brown hair and brown eyes. Abigail was last seen in the 1200 block of Thom Court […]
North County High School substitute teacher arrested for having sexual relations with student
On June 4th 2019, at approximately 9:22 a.m., the Anne Arundel County Police responded to North County High School located at 10 1st Avenue East, Glen Burnie Maryland in reference to a sex offense that had occurred earlier. Responding officers made contact with the teenage victim who is a student at North County High School as well […]
Attorney General warns of new law enforcement scam targeting Marylanders
Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh is warning consumers of a scam in which thieves posing as law enforcement swindle money from Marylanders by threatening arrest for missing jury duty or failure to appear as a witness. Anyone can fall victim to this sophisticated scam. Reports indicate that it is affecting Marylanders in several counties. […]
EVENTS
Tides & Tunes, free concert series, EVERY THURSDAY at Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park
The Annapolis Maritime Museum (AMM) will hosts weekly concerts all summer long in an effort create a sense of community and raise awareness of its many programs and activities. The Education Center at AMM teaches over 6,000 students annually about Chesapeake Bay ecology and the rich maritime heritage of the Annapolis area. “The concerts appeal […]
Paul Reed Smith, Gary Grainger, and Dennis Chambers to lead Master Classes at Maryland Hall this summer
This Summer, guitar maker Paul Reed Smith, world renowned drummer Dennis Chambers and legendary rhythm section Gary and Greg Grainger will fulfill a long time dream at Maryland Hall: open a music school/camp for Maryland! The 1st Annual Music Master Classes for Aspiring Musicians is a 6-day music event and summer camp for ages 12 […]
Extra Extra, learn all about this weekend’s Eastport A Rockin’
This is a Crabcake from The Maryland Crabs! What is a Crabcake? Well, it’s a very short snippet of something you need to know. It might be 5 minutes long..or it might be 20. In any event, enjoy your Maryland Crabcake! In 1997, James Borchelt had an idea. Gather 4 local bands. Have them play […]
Hope & Remembrance, a time to remember the June 28th tragedy at The Capital and remember those lost
The City of Annapolis, Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts and the Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis are hosting a public remembrance of the June 28, 2018 shooting at the Capital-Gazette newsroom. Join your neighbors on the 1-year anniversary of the Capital Gazette tragedy to remember Gerald Fischman, Rob Hiaasen, John McNamara, Rebecca Smith, and […]
AREA BUSINESSES
Take Someone Sailing Day is this weekend!
Plan to join The Annapolis Waterfront & Sailing Center and SpinSheet Magazine as they enlist sailors all over the Chesapeake Bay to Take Someone Sailing on Saturday, June 22. The new Take Someone Sailing Day encourages as many local skippers as possible to invite people who haven’t been sailing before to come onboard and experience […]
More Summer of fun at Zachary’s Jewelers
Have you noticed the fun windows at Zachary’s Jewelers on Main Street in Annapolis? The summer of fun? We did. We were curious and asked…. When I was a little girl growing up in Annapolis, I would love when my mom would take me downtown to go shopping. We would always stop in the GC […]
Tag & Title Service of Maryland tries to demystify the REALID requirements with informational workshops
As owner and operator of a successful family owned business, Beth Caro believes in the importance of being part of the community where she lives and works. Nowhere was that commitment more evident than last week at the South County Senior Center in Edgewater, where when Caro and her Tag & Title Service of Maryland […]
Legacy Business Spotlight: Main & Market | Catering | Cafe | Bakery
Main & Market Catering | Cafe | Bakery is one of my favorite breakfast spots in Annapolis. But they are so much more. Catering for weddings, holidays, private parties, and corporate events is the largest part of the business; but the Cafe and bakery also shine. We talked to the VP Evie Turner about the […]
PODCAST
June 19, 2019 | Daily News Brief | (FUNNY MATH WITH CITY BUDGET, LES FOLIES CLOSING, COLD CASE SOLVED)
Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle. And make sure you know all the ways to connect with us—> bit.ly/EOAConnect Today…Annapolis passed their $145 million budget claiming it is only a 1% increase over last year’s $117 […]
Extra Extra, learn all about this weekend’s Eastport A Rockin’
This is a Crabcake from The Maryland Crabs! What is a Crabcake? Well, it’s a very short snippet of something you need to know. It might be 5 minutes long..or it might be 20. In any event, enjoy your Maryland Crabcake! In 1997, James Borchelt had an idea. Gather 4 local bands. Have them play […]
June 18, 2019 | Daily News Brief | (TEACHER ARRESTED FOR SEX WITH STUDENT, ACCIDENTS, PITTMAN CLARIFICATION)
Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle. And make sure you know all the ways to connect with us—> bit.ly/EOAConnect Today…A North County High School substitute teacher has been arrested for having sex with a student. Two […]
June 17, 2019 | Daily News Brief | (ACCIDENTS ABOUND, NEW YARD WASTE INFO, UNICORN FARTS, LIGHT HOUSE MARKET)
Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle. And make sure you know all the ways to connect with us—> bit.ly/EOAConnect Today…A teen is critically injured after a skateboarding accident in Broadneck. A man is in critical condition […]
COLUMNS & OPINIONS
It’s okay to be complicated
“It’s okay to be complicated,” is the lesson I learned, reading the introduction to “Frederick Douglass -Prophet of Freedom.” This ambitious biography, written by Douglass enthusiast, David W. Blight, skillfully soars past the heroic image most people have of the Maryland abolitionist. It captures the human element of Douglass, carving away the preconceived notions many […]
GUEST COLUMN: Busch’s replacement should prioritize the wishes of voters
We recently lost a great leader in Speaker Mike Busch, just a few short months after reelecting him. We must now begin the process of filling his seat in the House of Delegates. The 13 members of the Anne Arundel County Democratic Central Committee will meet on April 25th to interview candidates and forward one […]
OPINION: Just how smoky are the backrooms that will select the next Delegate for 30-A?
When former Delegate Herb McMillan decided to not run for re-election, he minced no words about why. He was no longer willing to put up with the political machines on both sides of the aisle—with Steve Schuh and Nic Kipke on the republican side and Mike Miller and Mike Busch on the democratic side. One […]
OPINION: “Move Over Law,” more tools needed to keep law enforcement safe
Every day more than 16,000 Maryland law enforcement officers say goodbye to their families and head out to protect and serve their communities. As a police officer, both you and your family know the risks of the job when you’re sworn in to wear the badge – impaired drivers, weapons, domestic incidents gone wrong, vehicular […]
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Tides & Tunes, free concert series, EVERY THURSDAY at Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park
The Annapolis Maritime Museum (AMM) will hosts weekly concerts all summer long in an effort create a sense of community and raise awareness of its many programs and activities. The Education Center at AMM teaches over 6,000 students annually about Chesapeake Bay ecology and the rich maritime heritage of the Annapolis area. “The concerts appeal […]
Take Someone Sailing Day is this weekend!
Plan to join The Annapolis Waterfront & Sailing Center and SpinSheet Magazine as they enlist sailors all over the Chesapeake Bay to Take Someone Sailing on Saturday, June 22. The new Take Someone Sailing Day encourages as many local skippers as possible to invite people who haven’t been sailing before to come onboard and experience […]
DNA helps Anne Arundel County Police identify a 1963 murder victim
On April 23, 1985, a body was found in a metal trash can by a construction crew cleaning land for the Marley Station Mall and a murder investigation ensued. Now, 34 years later, the Anne Arundel County Police can put a name to the victim–Roger Hearne Kelso. In the summer of 1962, 19-year old Roger […]
Paul Reed Smith, Gary Grainger, and Dennis Chambers to lead Master Classes at Maryland Hall this summer
This Summer, guitar maker Paul Reed Smith, world renowned drummer Dennis Chambers and legendary rhythm section Gary and Greg Grainger will fulfill a long time dream at Maryland Hall: open a music school/camp for Maryland! The 1st Annual Music Master Classes for Aspiring Musicians is a 6-day music event and summer camp for ages 12 […]
FOUND: Annapolis Police searching for yet another missing child
UPDATE 12:44PM June 19, 2019: – Abigail Ramirez was located safe and unharmed on 06/19. The Annapolis Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating a missing juvenile. Abigail Ramires, Hispanic Female, 12yo, 5’, 90 lbs, with shoulder length brown hair and brown eyes. Abigail was last seen in the 1200 block of Thom Court […]
June 19, 2019 | Daily News Brief | (FUNNY MATH WITH CITY BUDGET, LES FOLIES CLOSING, COLD CASE SOLVED)
Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle. And make sure you know all the ways to connect with us—> bit.ly/EOAConnect Today…Annapolis passed their $145 million budget claiming it is only a 1% increase over last year’s $117 […]
Annapolis Police searching for missing teen
Yahir Tapia, 15, of Annapolis was reported missing. He was last seen on 06/15 around 7 pm in the 1200 block of McKinley St. Yahir is a Hispanic male and he was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans, and white Nike sneakers. Yahir is believed to be voluntarily missing, but we are concerned for […]
Extra Extra, learn all about this weekend’s Eastport A Rockin’
This is a Crabcake from The Maryland Crabs! What is a Crabcake? Well, it’s a very short snippet of something you need to know. It might be 5 minutes long..or it might be 20. In any event, enjoy your Maryland Crabcake! In 1997, James Borchelt had an idea. Gather 4 local bands. Have them play […]
Hope & Remembrance, a time to remember the June 28th tragedy at The Capital and remember those lost
The City of Annapolis, Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts and the Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis are hosting a public remembrance of the June 28, 2018 shooting at the Capital-Gazette newsroom. Join your neighbors on the 1-year anniversary of the Capital Gazette tragedy to remember Gerald Fischman, Rob Hiaasen, John McNamara, Rebecca Smith, and […]
Charting Careers awards more than $3000 in scholarships to area students
Charting Careers, a new nonprofit in Annapolis, celebrated its inaugural year by giving away more than $3,000 during its Scholarship Celebration on Wednesday, May 29, 2019, at the Annapolis Maritime Museum. This year’s scholarship winners include Armani Queen, who was awarded $500 to cover the cost of her attendance at the College Application Camp at […]
MVA testing digital license plates
The Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration (MDOT MVA) is launching a two-year pilot program to test new digital license plate technology. The state is one of the first on the East Coast to test the new digital plates, which are similar in size to traditional metal plates but have an electronic display. The […]
More Summer of fun at Zachary’s Jewelers
Have you noticed the fun windows at Zachary’s Jewelers on Main Street in Annapolis? The summer of fun? We did. We were curious and asked…. When I was a little girl growing up in Annapolis, I would love when my mom would take me downtown to go shopping. We would always stop in the GC […]
Brett Dennen returning to Annapolis and Rams Head On Stage
Rams Head On Stage is a little taste of Nashville, New Orleans, and Austin all rolled up in one! A small, intimate venue where no seat is more than 48 feet from the stage. A small venue that packs a big punch with top national acts 364 days a year. Check out the latest shows […]
June 18, 2019 | Daily News Brief | (TEACHER ARRESTED FOR SEX WITH STUDENT, ACCIDENTS, PITTMAN CLARIFICATION)
Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle. And make sure you know all the ways to connect with us—> bit.ly/EOAConnect Today…A North County High School substitute teacher has been arrested for having sex with a student. Two […]
Greenstreet Gardens Happy Living Health Fair this weekend
It’s the perfect time to get hearty and happy! Join Greenstreet Gardens & spring into healthy habits! Come meet with a variety of community health providers, practitioners, and vendors who will be on hand demonstrating paths to wellness through numerous methods and practices! It all happens from 9am to 2pm on Saturday, June 22nd at […]
Pittman introduces two fair housing bills
Launching a landmark transformation in fair and affordable housing policy in the county, Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman has introduced the first two bills of a major housing initiative. The County Executive worked very closely with members of the County Council to draft the legislation. “Anne Arundel County has seen a boom in luxury […]
North County High School substitute teacher arrested for having sexual relations with student
On June 4th 2019, at approximately 9:22 a.m., the Anne Arundel County Police responded to North County High School located at 10 1st Avenue East, Glen Burnie Maryland in reference to a sex offense that had occurred earlier. Responding officers made contact with the teenage victim who is a student at North County High School as well […]
Student council association elects new officers
The Chesapeake Regional Association of Student Councils, the voice of student government in Anne Arundel County Public Schools, has announced the results of its election of officers for the 2019-2020 school year. Old Mill rising junior Conor Curran, who has previously served as CRASC’s Chief of Staff and Secretary of Education, was elected president of […]
10th Together In Teal 5K Run | 3K Walk scheduled for September 22nd
The NOCC’s Central MD Chapter will be hosting its 10th Together in TEAL® 5KRun/3KWalk on Sunday, September 22, 2019 at Westfield Annapolis Mall. Hosted in communities across the United States, Together in TEAL® – Ending Ovarian Cancer is the signature fundraising series for the NOCC. The funds raised through these events support the organization’s mission […]
Bicyclist seriously injured in accident with deer
On Saturday morning at 11:20am, the Anne Arundel County Fire Department responded to 4620 Owensville-Sudley Road in Harwood for a bicycle accident. Upon arrival they located a 55-year old woman whose bicycle had been struck by a deer. The woman was riding with a group of other cyclists when a deer struck her. Paramedics transported […]
Two men thrown from back of trash truck sent to trauma centers
This morning at 67:45am, the Anne Arundel County Fire Department was dispatched to a pedestrian accident at 1722 Pleasant Plains Road in the St. Margarets area of Annapolis. Upon arrival, they determined that a trash truck had left the roadway and two individuals riding on the rear of the truck were ejected. A 33-year-old male […]
June 17, 2019 | Daily News Brief | (ACCIDENTS ABOUND, NEW YARD WASTE INFO, UNICORN FARTS, LIGHT HOUSE MARKET)
Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle. And make sure you know all the ways to connect with us—> bit.ly/EOAConnect Today…A teen is critically injured after a skateboarding accident in Broadneck. A man is in critical condition […]
Unicorn farts coming to Annapolis?
DuClaw Brewing Company & Diablo Doughnuts, in conjunction with Buck Distributing and Annapolis Pride, has distributed a special, limited run of “Sour Me Unicorn Farts,” in support of the inaugural Annapolis Pride Month and Annapolis Pride Festival and Parade on June 29th! The beer is a Fruity Pebbles sour that contains edible glitter – it’s […]
Baysox winning streak snapped in 5-4 defeat
The Bowie Baysox seven-game winning streak ended Sunday afternoon during a 4-3 loss to the Trenton Thunder in front of 3,990 at Prince George’s Stadium. Yusniel Diaz recorded at least one RBI for the sixth straight game, lining the first pitch from Trenton (37-27) starter Adonis Rosa to left field for a two-out double. Preston […]
Tag & Title Service of Maryland tries to demystify the REALID requirements with informational workshops
As owner and operator of a successful family owned business, Beth Caro believes in the importance of being part of the community where she lives and works. Nowhere was that commitment more evident than last week at the South County Senior Center in Edgewater, where when Caro and her Tag & Title Service of Maryland […]
Annapolis Symphony announces 2019-2020 Masterworks Series: Beethoven Discovers America
Music Director José-Luis Novo is thrilled to announce the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra’s programming for the upcoming Masterworks Series, Beethoven Discovers America. The season’s featured guest artists include pianist Stewart Goodyear, percussionist Lisa Pegher, violinist Anne Akiko Meyers, clarinetistRobert DiLutis, and pianist Awadagin Pratt. This year is the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven’s birth. This […]
Hogan announces launch of student debt repayment plan
Governor Larry Hogan recently announced the launch of SmartWork, an important component of the administration’s overall college affordability and student debt relief package. The governor introduced SmartWork in 2018 as part of a comprehensive series of initiatives to make a college education more affordable and provide relief to Marylanders burdened by student debt. The SmartWork component […]
Baysox come up with a 9-4 win against the Thunder
The Bowie Baysox won their fourth straight series and seventh consecutive game after a 9-4 win over the Trenton Thunder in front of 4,483 at Prince George’s Stadium Saturday night. Four hits by the first four batters of the game opened the scoring for the Baysox (29-37), who took a first-inning lead for the fourth […]
Light House FREE Community Market on Monday
On Monday, June 17th from 12pm-2pm, The Light House Homeless Prevention Support Center will be holding a Free Community Market event at their 10 Hudson Street, Annapolis location. Supported by volunteers and donors, along with an 8,000-pound donation of perishable and non-perishable foods from the Maryland Food Bank, this event will provide much needed food […]
Maryland Black Bears hire new Business Operations & Sponsorship manager
The Maryland Black Bears have hired Harrison Hascoe as their Manager of Business Operations and Sponsorship. Most recently, Harrison was the Event Operations Manager for the National Women’s Hockey League. Additionally, he executed game day activities for the 2019 NWHL All-Star Game, and launched and managed the 100 team Junior NWHL. Harrison grew up in […]
Attorney General warns of new law enforcement scam targeting Marylanders
Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh is warning consumers of a scam in which thieves posing as law enforcement swindle money from Marylanders by threatening arrest for missing jury duty or failure to appear as a witness. Anyone can fall victim to this sophisticated scam. Reports indicate that it is affecting Marylanders in several counties. […]
Legacy Business Spotlight: Main & Market | Catering | Cafe | Bakery
Main & Market Catering | Cafe | Bakery is one of my favorite breakfast spots in Annapolis. But they are so much more. Catering for weddings, holidays, private parties, and corporate events is the largest part of the business; but the Cafe and bakery also shine. We talked to the VP Evie Turner about the […]
Annapolis Fire Department reminds citizens of pool safety
Summer is upon us, schools are out, temperatures are rising, and the appeal of swimming pools is clear. The Annapolis Fire Department wants their citizens to relax and enjoy their summer, but be safe. Children are at the highest risk for drowning and near drowning incidents. Annapolis Fire Chief David L. Stokes Sr. advises that […]
3-0 shutout fuels Baysox sixth straight win
The Bowie Baysox pitching staff combined to toss a one-hit shutout in a 3-0 win over the Trenton Thunder in front of 4,187 at Prince George’s Stadium Friday night. Trenton drew four walks against Bowie starter Zac Lowther, but the lefty settled in over five innings of work to earn his sixth win of the […]
County adopts $1.7 billion budget, increases taxes and fees
Today the Anne Arundel County Council adopted a Fiscal Year 2020 budget that closely mirrors the budget proposed by County Executive Steuart Pittman on May 1. The FY20 budget includes increased funding to invest in critical county needs that have been dramatically underfunded in recent years, including education, public safety, infrastructure, and environmental enforcement. The […]
Frosh warns of large medical data breach
Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh is warning Marylanders that their medical and other private information may have been compromised by a cyberattack against American Medical Collection Agency (AMCA), a third party collection agency for laboratories, hospitals, physician groups, medical providers, and others. Presently, the known list of impacted entities affects over 20 million patients. […]
