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Tag: Annapolis City Council
ASAP Coalition Monthly Community Meeting
Annapolis Substance Abuse Prevention (ASAP) Coalition’s mission is to facilitate healthy community change to prevent and reduce alcohol and opioid use among Annapolis youth. Our monthly meetings are open to all community members! We do provide lunch and we encourage anyone to attend and join us! For more information, visit our website at www.preventsubstanceabuse.org
Letter To The Editor: Cohen’s Avoidable Street Fight
Now that the amended City Dock Master Plan (CDMP) has been approved by the Annapolis City Council, Cohen is taking every opportunity to tout it as a singular accomplishment. In reality, he is personally responsible for creating a bitter community street fight over the last six months and inflicting wounds in our community that will […]
Paone Files To Retain His Council Seat
Ward 2 Alderman Fred Paone, many times the lone voice of fiscal sense on the Annapolis City Council, filed last week for re-election. In a speech to supporters, Alderman Paone said, “The last four years have been very rewarding for me and I have enjoyed serving the communities of West Annapolis, Admiral Heights, Homewood, Taylor […]
Introducing Annapolis’ Next Alderman From Ward 5
With the resignation of Mat Silverman from the Annapolis City Council, a vacancy was created. Silverman was elected, yet his successor will be appointed and be able to re-run for the seat as an incumbent. The list of names has been presented to Annapolis Mayor Josh Cohen who plans to swear in the new Alderman in January […]
Annapolis Can Save $7 Million By Privatizing Trash Collection
The City requested bids from four contractors and a recent report highlights the enormous savings the City can expect by privatizing the service. Of course, the one unknown issue is the service levels. Currently, the City has absolute control over their employees and can easily handle any missed calls or refuse issues that come up. With […]
