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NEWS
BONUS PODCAST: Snowy winter 2020-2021? DCMDVA Weather has the scoop.
So, are we in for a cold and snowy winter? The Annapolis area is hard to forecast. Thankfully, we have George Young from DCMDVA Weather to set us straight! He has been forecasting for the Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief for more than three years and only had one real miss–not a bad record […]
Our Chesapeake Bay needs oysters badly, here’s how you can help
The Oyster Recovery Partnership will be offering public drop sites for oyster shell recycling in Maryland and Virginia Chesapeake Bay oyster season is typically synonymous with crowded raw bars and oyster festivals galore. With restaurants closed or operating at limited capacity and events non-existent, this year is different. Many oysters are bypassing shell recycling businesses and going directly to the hands of the at-home shucker, especially during […]
Little Free Libraries popping up all over thanks to the Annapolis and Parle Rotaries
The Rotary Club of Annapolis, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Parole, and the City of Annapolis held a dedication ceremony on November 18, 2020 at Truxtun Park to celebrate the establishment of Little Free Libraries (LFL) throughout Annapolis. In keeping with healthcare protocols, attendance was limited to a few individuals: Mayor Gavin Buckley; […]
Free online workshop to help caregivers navigate the holidays
The holiday season can stir up a variety of mixed emotions for many people. This year, with restrictions on gathering with friends and family due to the pandemic, navigating this time of year is even more complicated, especially for those who are caring for someone who is experiencing a chronic illness or disability. Chesapeake Life […]
Legacy Business Spotlight: Annapolis Green (Encore Presentation)
Like most good ideas, it all starts with a drink. And Annapolis Green is no exception. About 15 years ago, Lynne Forsman founded a chapter of Green Drinks in Annapolis. At the same time, Elvia Thompson was working with the Spa Creek Conservancy trying to help better the environment. The two met, decided to put […]
BONUS POCAST: MD Health Benefit Exchange enrollment open until December 15
With everything to worry about with the COVID-19 Pandemic, health insurance should not be one of them. Maryland Health Connection joins us today to remind everyone that the open enrollment period for 2021 is currently underway and ending on December 15th. Ninety percent of participants are eligible for free or reduced healthcare through the exchange. […]
POLICE: Neighborhood football game ends in triple shooting leaving one dead and two injured
The Anne Arundel County Police have released more information surrounding the triple shooting in Severn yesterday afternoon. On Thursday, November 26, 2020, at approximately 1:40 p.m., Anne Arundel County Police responded to the 1700 block of Meade Village Circle, Severn, Maryland for multiple reports of shootings. Upon arrival, officers located one adult male victim off […]
Franchot warns taxpayers that unemployment insurance may cause a surprise come tax time
Comptroller Peter Franchot urges Maryland taxpayers who are collecting unemployment insurance to plan for the potential loss of Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC) that they would normally receive. Unemployment insurance is taxable, but not included in the calculation for earned income tax credits, which could result in a forfeiture of the credits and potentially a […]
Southwest adds Savannah and Sarasota from BWI
Southwest Airlines has announced that it will add service from BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport to two new destinations—Sarasota, FL and Savannah, GA. Three daily roundtrip flights to Sarasota will begin on February 14. Two daily roundtrip flights to Savannah will launch on March 11. The new flights announced today are the third and fourth new […]
Bud Light wants you to find the #GoldenRaven when they take on the Cowboys this Thursday
Bud Light, Katcef Brothers, Inc. and Eye On Annapolis are bringing the Golden Raven to Anne Arundel County this fall. So just what IS the Golden Raven? With COVID having us all cooped up and not enjoying the things we typically enjoy, Katcef Brothers decided to bring some fun to the area with the help […]
How Terps are standing this season: The Latest News
Amid recent global events, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, things have definitely taken unexpected turns, including the world of football. Things are no different for the Maryland Terrapins, who are now playing a Big Ten game – the narrative that few believed in, but that’s finally becoming reality. There are changes that will definitely impact […]
COVID’s impact on mental health of Annapolis
Just when the world thought we are through tough times, the COVID virus returned, and it’s again rising at the same pace, if not faster, as before. The Maryland government was quick to take action and successfully stopped Coronavirus from doing a lot of damage. All businesses were opened and people were back to their […]
This year’s Annapolis Chirstmas Tree celebrates 175 years of the Naval Academy
You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not shout, I’m telling you why! Santa & #Elfie are coming to Annapolis (at a proper social distance of course) to celebrate the 175th Birthday of the United States Naval Academy with a holiday tree more than 20 feet tall. The Downtown Annapolis Partnership chose […]
Historic Annapolis’ Annapolis by Candelight moved to February (and virtual)
A crisp autumn evening is the perfect time to walk through a historic neighborhood in Annapolis. For the past 29 years, the experience has been made even better when the doors to some of Annapolis’s most beautiful homes were opened and you were welcomed inside. Although the COVID-19 health crisis threatened to end this fall […]
Double Triple shooting in Severn leaves one dead, two injured
UPDATE #1: According to police, one of the victims was prononced deceased at the scene. A third victim self-transported himself to an area hospital. The Anne Arundel County Police are investigating a double shooting in the Meade Village community in Severn that left two people clinging to life. On Thursday, November 26, 2020, at approximately […]
Edgewater’s Woodland Beach Volunteer Fire Department gets new fireboat
The Woodland Beach Volunteer Fire Department (WBVFD) and the Anne Arundel County Fire Department (AACoFD) have announced that the WBVFD has placed a new fireboat in service. This culminates a multi-year project by the WBVFD to supplement existing county marine resources and significantly reduce response times to water rescue, emergency medical, and fire incidents on […]
Midshipmen Action Group donates 75,000 pounds of food
Midshipmen of the Naval Academy Midshipmen Action Group (MAG) and the USNA Chaplain Center donated over 75,000 pounds of non-perishable food for this year’s Harvest for the Hungry campaign. The final deliveries of food donations from MAG were delivered to the Anne Arundel County Food Bank this week. For the eleventh consecutive year, the Midshipman […]
Maryland Health Connection open enrollment opened November 1, closes on December 15
Maryland Health Connection, the state’s health insurance marketplace, has opened the enrollment season on Nov. 1. The online marketplace, MarylandHealthConnection.gov, will provide a one-stop shop for Marylanders to compare and select private health plans through Dec. 15 for coverage that starts Jan. 1, 2021. Last year, 9 out of 10 who enrolled got financial help […]
Annapolis Film Society to present One Night In Miami on December 2nd
The Annapolis Film Society is inviting film lovers a special screening of the new Amazon Studios feature film, One Night In Miami, via the new virtual platform Eventive on Tuesday, December 2, 2020 at 7 PM.. All attendees need to do is log on and unlock the film between 7-9 PM to view it. A […]
BONUS PODCAST: COVID-19 and…a sobering update from Dr. Freedman
The number of COVID cases are on the rise. And the number of hospitalizations and deaths are following suit. What can we do? I hopped on the phone with Dr. Michael Freedman from Evolve Direct Primary Care to chat. From a non-political, yet medical point of view, we look at the current status, what is […]
County urges residents to help stop spread of COVID over Thanksgiving
With just over a week before Thanksgiving Day, Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman and County Health Officer Dr. Nilesh Kalyanaraman are reminding residents to not let their guard down when it comes to protecting themselves against COVID-19. With surging COVID rates, County officials are encouraging residents to proceed with extreme caution when celebrating with […]
Watermark has plenty of ways to enjoy the holiday season this year
Celebrate the holidays with Watermark®! Join the team at Watermark, and enjoy the charm, cheer, and spirit of Annapolis during the sparkly season. In addition to their holiday regulars, they are offering some new ways to enjoy the fresh air. All of the holiday offerings are small-group and may be “bought out” as a private […]
