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OPINION: Batten Down the Hatches: Annapolis Must Prepare for More Severe Flooding
How is it that a thunderstorm brought water levels up to a point that rivaled some of the most severe hurricanes in recent history? The flooding in downtown Annapolis that […]
OPINION: As Violence Surges, Annapolis Prepares for a Party
There is a popular myth that Nero played the fiddle as Rome burned. Here in Annapolis, the Mayor’s team is planning a ball as the City experiences an incredibly violent […]
LETTER: Scott Poyer on National Adoption Day
National Adoption Day is one of my favorite days in the courthouse. We do adoptions throughout the year, but many people may not be aware that the week before Thanksgiving […]
HOSPICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE: Reminder of Services During Hospice & Palliative Care Month
There comes a time for many of us when we become a caregiver for a family member with an advanced complex illness. It’s a hard job made harder by a […]
OPINION: Let’s Get Back To Reality
A hypocrite is the kind of politician who would cut down a redwood tree, then mount the stump and make a speech for conservation. –Adlai Stevenson Last week, ( The Capital, October 26) Steuart Pittman climbed up on the […]
OPINION: Pittman’s $1000 Shot at Unity
“You can fool all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time, but you can’t fool all of the people all of […]
9/11 Connections Cut Deep for Navy Linebacker John Kelly III
From Navy Sports and Gary Lambrecht: As a perfectly clear morning unfolded across much of the United States on September 11, 2001, no resident of New York City could possibly […]
OPINION: Unmasking the Truth
The CDC is recommending masks for teachers and students this year, vaccinated or not. Their recommendations are not mandatory. Should we follow them? Let’s look at the data, and unmask […]
OPINION: Scott Gibson Statement on Annapolis Violence
Ward Two City Council Candidate, Scott Gibson, issued the following statement on rising levels of violence in Annapolis: “Annapolis is a safe community. This crime is a heinous aberration to […]
OPINION: Annapolis, A Modern Day Dodge City
Michelle Cummings, the mother who was visiting Annapolis to watch her son be inducted into the Naval Academy, was murdered not 400 feet from my house and just a few blocks from Mayor […]
Annapolis Fire Department: A Reminder About Fireworks Safety
The Fourth of July celebration is traditionally known for delicious grilled food, family fun, and beautiful fireworks. While fireworks can be fun to watch, using them in an unsafe and […]
OPINION: Annapolis Resident Asks “Where Are The Police?”
To Whom it may concern, As a city tax-paying resident. I am appalled and deeply concerned about the drastic rise in violent street crime in the city of Annapolis. I am writing […]
Opinion: Reopen Government Now!
Since Governor Hogan ended the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, Maryland and Anne Arundel County businesses, restaurants, bars, and churches have been open to the public at reduced capacity. When Anne […]
LETTER: Hospice Lauds Volunteers During Volunteer Appreciation Week
This year’s National Volunteer Appreciation Week (April 18 to 24) has special meaning. Since COVID-19 hit our communities, we have spent the last 13 months learning to adapt. As we […]
Guest Column: Anchors Aweigh! Why I’m Running for County Executive
I’m running for Anne Arundel County Executive because I love this county, and the people who live here; I can’t bear to watch it systematically destroyed by either an incompetent […]
OPINION: It’s Time for the Government to Deliver
“In the present crisis, government is not the solution to the problem; government is the problem.” Ronald Reagan. It’s about saving lives. Follow the science. We’re all in this together. […]
OPINION: The Painful Truth
Will Rogers famously noted that, “A remark generally hurts in proportion to its truth.” This became apparent last week, when Governor Larry Hogan said that County Executive Steuart Pittman’s Health […]
The other protest in Washington
They came from all over America. Tens of thousands of them. They had been wronged. They wanted justice. Many of the states they lived in violated or ignored election laws. […]
6 things you need to know in order to choose the right cancer doctor
Hearing that you have cancer can change your world completely. It can be frightening and overwhelming, but in the right hands, manageable. Whether the diagnosis came through primary care or […]
A Perfect Christmas
There’s a lot of stress during the Holidays, especially this year. I think, in large measure, it’s because most of us want to make Christmas as perfect as a Hallmark […]
OPINION: “Division Delays Recovery”, Pittman wants it both ways
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman recently chastised those who challenged his December 10th lockdown order in court with the admonition, “Division delays recovery.” Pittman seems to have forgotten that […]
LETTER: Some thoughts on National Hospice and Palliative Care Month
The last nine months have shone a spotlight on the importance of advanced care planning as families struggled to care for loved ones suddenly facing a life-limiting illness and unable […]
