NEWS
Galway Bay, Killarney House, Brian Boru and Pirates Cove all reopened, some with drive-thrus
The four restaurants owned and operated by the Irish Restaurant Company have reopened for drive thru and curbside service after closing for a short period to ensure the safety of staff, conduct a deep cleaning and sanitation of all of their front of house and back of house areas, and implement new technology to assist […]
Save the date: 12th Paca Girlfriends Party is re-scheduled for September 16th
The Annual Paca Girlfriends’ Party at the William Paca House and Garden will celebrate its 12th Anniversary on September 16th. Created by volunteer Judi Herrmann, owner of Herrmann Advertising, Branding and Technology, the Paca Girlfriends’ Party has grown from 200 women in 2009 to more than 900 attendees last year from the region, including Washington […]
Supporting our local businesses when lockdown eases
There is no doubt that the last few weeks have been a strange time for everyone in Annapolis and also around the entire United States. Stay at Home orders issued by states saw everyone quickly adjust to a new way of life and to find new ways of staying entertained. Just up the Bay in […]
Naval Academy to graduate Class of 2020 virtually this Friday. Tune in!
Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper will give a pre-recorded keynote address to the Naval Academy’s Class of 2020 during the first-ever, virtual graduation for the institution. Esper’s pre-recorded remarks will broadcast during the virtual ceremony Friday, May 22. The event will begin at 2:30 p.m. with a tribute to the Class of 2020, and […]
Surprise Blue Angels Flyover today at 10:45am
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels will be conducting an unannounced flyover in honor of the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 2020. They are expected to be above Bancroft Hall at 10:45 a.m. They plan to make three passes over the Naval Academy followed by a turn to the East across the Severn River and will […]
May 20, 2020 | Daily News Brief | (COVID TESTING FOR ALL, WATER TAXIS RETURNING)
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Governor Hogan announces Caregiver Services Corps to assist seniors
Governor Larry Hogan announced the launch of the Caregiver Services Corps, a program to support Maryland seniors who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Caregiver Services Corps is able to quickly deploy volunteers and other resources to the homes of seniors who need urgent assistance with everyday tasks when their typical caregiver becomes […]
Annapolis Water Taxi service to resume this weekend
Watermark has announced that water taxi service will resume in Annapolis Harbor starting this weekend. The following COVID-related procedures will be followed. Maryland Department of Natural Resources guidance limits total passengers on any vessel to 10 including captain and crew. As such, Watermark is limiting passenger count to 8 to allow for captain and one […]
More than 30K Marylanders have enrolled for healthcare during special COVID enrollement
The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange has reminded uninsured Marylanders that they have until June 15 to enroll in coverage through the state’s health insurance marketplace, Maryland Health Connection, under the Coronavirus Emergency Special Enrollment Period. As of May 15, nearly 31,000 residents across the state have taken advantage of this special enrollment period that began […]
Appointment free, no-cost COVID-19 testing available for everyone beginning Thursday
Governor Larry Hogan today announced that the state has reached a critical milestone in its long-term COVID-19 testing strategy, surpassing 200,000 tests and completing testing of 3.5 percent of the state’s population, and now has the capacity and supplies to offer testing to Marylanders who may have been exposed to the disease even if they […]
Saturday house fire claims life of Annapolis woman
An Annapolis woman lost her life in a house fire on Saturday afternoon in the Whispering Woods community in Annapolis (Broadneck peninsula). On Saturday, May 16, 2020 at approximately 2:30pm, the Anne Arundel County Fire Department responded to multiple 911 calls from neighbors reporting a house on fire with an occupant trapped in the 1400 […]
Do you need a social media manager to reach your customers?
Do you need a social media manager for your business? Well, before we get to that, let’s understand what does a social media manager really do. The social media manager will handle all the tasks pertaining to your different social media accounts. So, they’ll create ads, moderate the comments, and post content for you. If […]
May 19, 2020 | Daily News Brief | (I-DAY DELAY, ANNAPOLIS FAILS EXPERIMENT, MD SUES EPA)
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COVID-19 postpones I-Day and restricts access
Induction for the United States Naval Academy Class of 2024, originally scheduled for Jun. 25, 2020, has been delayed by approximately one week. The Naval Academy will receive the incoming class over a four-day period, Jun. 29 – Jul. 2, 2020. Incoming students will be notified of their new report date and time over the […]
Mayor Buckley reminds people of open container laws and safety concerns
Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley reminds residents and businesses that Governor Larry Hogan’s lifting of the Stay-Home order and partial reopening of commerce on Friday, May 14 was not a general reopening for the state, the county, or the City of Annapolis. Adhering to the rules of the partial Phase One reopening sequence is necessary to […]
UPDATE: Police release more details on officer involved shooting
The Anne Arundel County Police Department has release additional information about the officer involved shooting that happened yesterday in Cape St. Claire after a domestic dispute. On Sunday, May 17, 2020 at approximately 3:16 p.m., the Anne Arundel County Police Department responded to the 1000 block of Lakeview Lane in Cape St Claire for a […]
Plant a COVID-19 Victory Garden courtesy of Historic Annapolis
The William Paca Garden Plant Sale has been an Annapolis tradition for more than 40 years. This year, due to the fight against COVID-19 Historic Annapolis has moved the sale to the first week in June and change to a pre-order, curbside pickup format to keep our customers, volunteers and staff safe. The William Paca Garden Plant Sale will have everything you need to plant your COVID-19 […]
Hurt at work? 4 things you need to know
Getting injured at work not only hurts you physically, but it also comes with a lot of stress. The weeks and months that follow can be extremely traumatic. When someone suffers an accident at work, it can simply be an accident that was caused naturally; but in a lot of cases, it can happen due […]
Annapolis cancels Memorial Day Parade and Wreath Laying Ceremony
The City of Annapolis has canceled this year’s Memorial Day Parade due to the COVID-19 pandemic and Governor Larry Hogan’s statewide restrictions on large public gatherings. Memorial Day takes place on Monday, May 25, 2020. Mayor Gavin Buckley asks residents to use the time to think about those who made the ultimate sacrifice in serving […]
May 18, 2020 | Daily News Brief | (OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING, GLEN BURNIE HOMICIDE, ANNE ARUNDEL OPENING RULES)
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Police involved shooting in Cape St. Claire sends man to hospital
A man is in a local hospital recovering after being shot by an Anne Arundel County Police officer this afternoon. What appears to have started as a domestic dispute, ended in gunfire after the suspect lunged at the officer with a knife. Just after 3:00pm on Sunday, May 17, 2020, the Anne Arundel County Police […]
Maryland published an interactive Recovery Map
Stage One of the ‘Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery’ took effect Friday at 5:00 pm, with the state moving from a Stay at Home order to a Safer at Home public health advisory, and gradual re-openings of retail, manufacturing, houses of worship, and some personal services. As the governor announced on Wednesday, Stage One will […]
