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COVID-19 UPDATE: Hogan activates strike teams, gives local authorities more power
Governor Larry Hogan today toured the state’s field hospital site at the Baltimore Convention Center, where he announced additional actions to slow the spread of COVID-19. Actions the governor announced today in Baltimore City include: New strike teams to help nursing home facilities in need of additional support A new executive order empowering local health […]
Resources for mental health during a pandemic from American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
During this time of unprecedented global public health crisis, many people across all communities are feeling the stress of the health threat: concerns about becoming ill, uncertainty about the future, possible financial strain, and dramatic changes in daily routines. Individuals respond to stress in different ways and some, especially those with mental health conditions, are […]
Annapolis Police investigating home invasion and armed robbery
The Annapolis Police Department is searching for two males suspected of being involved in a home invasion and armed robbery in a Marc’s Court home last night. At 11:30pm on March 6, 2020, a female victim reported that two unknown males forced their way into her apartment on Marc’s Court in the Bay Ridge Gardens […]
Employment attorney Joyce Smithey to answer your employment questions in COVID-19 event
Joyce Smithey and the Smithey Law Group to share that her firm will offer free legal advice on employment matters related to the COVID-19 pandemic during a call-in hotline event on Friday, April 10. To participate, individuals are invited to call (410) 919-2990 any time between 12:00pm and 4:00pm. Following a quick conflict check, Smithey’s attorneys […]
Body of Maeve McKean recovered near Deale
The Maryland Natural Resources Police have said that they have recovered the body of Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean late this afternoon. The Charles County Dive and Rescue team located the body about 2.5 miles south of the Shady Side home where she entered the water in 25-feet of water. Her 8-year old son, Gideon, was […]
Woman charged with assault after claiming to be infected with COVID19 virus
Anne Arundel County Police are investigating an assault at a Laurel housing complex after an employee was assaulted by a woman claiming to have Coronavirus. On April 1, 2020 at approximately 1:45 p.m. Anne Arundel County Police officers responded for an assault at a housing complex office located at 1 Ellen Street in Laurel. An […]
Manage your stress with free class from local start up Happy YOUniversity
Annapolis start-up Happy YOUniversity, an online program designed to teach people how to live an intentional and positive life using the tools of positive psychology, announced the launch of its newest FREE class, Morning Thrive. Morning Thrive is a free, on-line, 15 minute morning boost sharing the tools of positive psychology to help others thrive […]
Student Member of the Board of Education narrowed to three
The Chesapeake Regional Association of Student Councils (CRASC) announced on its Twitter page (@CRASC_Online) today that three 11th grade students have been named finalists for the 2020-2021 student member on the Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. The students, selected from a field of six applicants, are: Conor Curran, Old Mill High School Princess […]
Hogan takes actions to protect residents and caregivers in State’s nursing homes
Governor Larry Hogan today enacted an emergency order to protect residents and staff at Maryland nursing home facilities, and bolster the state’s mitigation and suppression efforts amid outbreaks of COVID-19. Effective immediately, new directives will require facilities to direct all staff who interact with residents to wear personal protective equipment, create separate observation and isolation […]
Squisito’s gives back to those on the front lines
During this tough time, Squisito Pizza & Pasta is making sure those on the front lines of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) know how much they are appreciated. The Italian fast casual restaurant is offering all first responders 20% off their entire orders throughout April and May. With seven Baltimore-DC area locations offering curbside pick-up and online […]
Annapolis Towne Centre donates $3000 to help feed students
The Annapolis Towne Centre announces a donation of $3,000 to the 21st Century Education Foundation derived from the success of their Buy a Meal, Give a Meal campaign. The 21st Century Education Foundation is a 501(c)(3) established to support the students & teachers of Anne Arundel County Public Schools. In light of recent events, they […]
Queenstown Veterinary Hospital changes policies in response to COVID-19 virus
In an effort to stay open to serve the medical needs of their pet clients, while also taking precautions to comply with newly issued guidelines for veterinary services and Governor Larry Hogan’s recent directives, the Queenstown Veterinary Hospital (QVH) will be making several changes in their daily operations, owner Marianne Bailey, DVM announced today. The […]
Righttime Medical Care remains open to evaluate patients for COVID-19
Righttime Medical Care, an urgent care company with 19 locations in Maryland, continues to work closely with federal, state and county health officials concerning the COVID-19 situation. All locations remain open to care for patients for all symptoms, whether related to the coronavirus or non-emergency medical conditions such as allergies, sprains, cuts, head injuries, broken bones, […]
Annapolis Police make arrest in recent Ben’s Drive murder
The Annapolis Police Department has made an arrest in the shooting death of Leslie Saunders on Ben’s Drive on March 15, 2020. In a press conference shortly following the shooting, Annapolis Police Chief Edward Jackson indicated that the department had several significant leads they were working on and declined to elaborate for fear of jeopardizing […]
Coast Guard calls off search mother and son canoeists
The US Coast Guard has called off a search and rescue operation undertaken on Thursday afternoon to locate two missing canoeists in the Chesapeake Bay. The Washington Post first reported that the two were the daughter and grandson of former Maryland Lieutenant Governor Kathleen Kennedy Townsend. The pair, identified as Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean and […]
Open enrollment for Maryland Health Connection now extended until July 15
The Maryland Easy Enrollment Health Insurance Program, a partnership between the Office of Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot and Maryland Health Benefit Exchange, the agency that runs Maryland Health Connection, will allow uninsured Marylanders to enroll in health insurance through July 15. The extended date coincides with the new state income tax filing and payment deadline, […]
Did you know these 6 things about Eye On Annapolis?
OK so the title is a bit click-baity (Buzz Feed eat your heart out) but recently several people have mentioned that they were unaware of some of the other benefits for being a reader of Eye On Annapolis. So, in case you did not know, here you are. We Have A Weekly Events Newsletter We […]
Officer with Anne Arundel County Police arrested on child solicitation and abuse charges, second officer arrest in a week
NOTE: Anne Arundel County Police have issued a correction, the suspect is an officer with the police department, not a Sergeant. This article has been updated to reflect the change. Less than a week after an Anne Arundel County Police Sergeant was arrested on domestic violence charges, a second officer has been arrested and charged […]
Severna Park’s Osprey Cam is back along with the Ospreys
The ospreys are back in town! And, Comcast Business is providing the connectivity that’s giving wildlife enthusiasts an up-close and personal look at these amazing birds in their nest via a live video feed that is available for viewing at severnaparkospreys.com. The ospreys’ nest is atop a Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE)-constructed platform outside Severna […]
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend’s daughter and grandson identified as missing kayakers
Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean and her 8-year old son Gideon Joseph Kennedy McKean have been identified by The Washington Post as the missing kayakers off the coast of Shady Side last night. McKean is the daughter of former Maryland Lieutenant Governor Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and the granddaughter of former US Senator and US Attorney General […]
2 kayakers missing in Chesapeake Bay near Shady Side
Two kayakers were reported to be in trouble in the waters off Shady Side, Maryland. The kayak was recovered and search ensued for the missing kayakers. The search was called off last night due to darkness. At 4:30pm, the Anne Arundel County 911 center received a call from a concerned citizen about two kayakers in […]
While the mall may be closed, many restaurants remain open for carryout or delivery
Westfield Annapolis has closed its center to shoppers to combat the COVID-19 pandemic; however, some retailers that provide essential services and restaurants offering take-out and delivery are still open for the community. Applebee’s | Take Out & Delivery Only Daily, 3:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. California Pizza Kitchen | Take Out & Delivery Only Daily, […]
