Tag: Lawsuit
AACC’s truck pull this week
Are you strong enough to pull a truck as part of a five-person team? How fast can you put together a customer’s order and get it ready for shipment? And, what’s the best way to load a truck for several deliveries? Anne Arundel Community College students, faculty and staff, high school students and members of […]
Chocolate Binge Festival coming to West Street on December 6th
[do action=”fringe”/] The Inner West Street Association and The Annapolis Arts District have joined forces to bring another unique street festival to downtown Annapolis for the holidays. On Sunday December 6th from noon to 5pm on the first block of West Street will be the First Annapolis Chocolate Binge Festival, featuring family friendly entertainment, chocolate, […]
Entrepreneur’s Exchange announces December events
[do action=”fringe”/] Entrepreneur’s Exchange Spirit of Entrepreneurship Awards and Luncheon – Wednesday, December 2, 2015 It’s time to announce EE’s Spirit of Entrepreneurship Award winners for 2015! Join us on Wednesday, December 2, as we recognize local business leaders who exemplify tenacity, creativity, and integrity. There are 3 categories: Member, Non-Member, and Rising Star (in […]
Volunteer opportunities in Anne Arundel County
Many Volunteer positions are available through the Anne Arundel County Volunteer Center. If you do not see an opportunity below that fits your needs, contact the Volunteer Center at [email protected] or 410-897-9207. Check our Website: www.aacvc.org. A few current volunteer opportunities are listed below. Anne Arundel Medical Center, Blood Donor Center The Anne Arundel […]
Celebrate Philanthropy nominations are open
Nominations are currently being accepted for the 15th Celebrate Philanthropy! Awards Luncheon which will be on Friday, November 20th, , 2015, 11.30 am to 2.00 pm, at the Loews Annapolis Hotel. The categories for nominations are Philanthropist, Volunteer, Corporate Philanthropist, and Foundation of the Year. Forms can be downloaded from www.cfaac.org. The deadline to submit […]
Evening 2 alarm fire shuts on Bay Ridge Road in Annapolis
A home believed to be unoccupied caught fire this evening in the 900 block of Bay Ridge Road in Annapolis, Upon arrival firefighters saw flames from the dwelling and called for an immediate second alarm due to the heat conditions. Hoses were stretched across Bay Ridge Road for about an hour and police were directing traffic. […]
Anne Arundel Arts Council announces 5 new board members
The Arts Council of Anne Arundel County is pleased to announce that five new Board Members have taken office with the start of the 2016 fiscal year. Anne Arundel County residents: Ellen Ambrose, Jessica Daigle, Rachelle Millison, James P. O’Hare, and Elaine Shanley will be sharing their professional expertise in the fields of finance, business, […]
Children’s Theatre of Annapolis presents Red Carpet Comedy on February 21
Need a pick-me-up to get you through the dead of winter? Then join Children’s Theatre of Annapolis (CTA) for a night of standup and socializing at the first-ever Red Carpet Comedy event. The exciting night out at CTA, set for Saturday, February 21, will feature three back-to-back standup performances by professional artists, as well as […]
3rd Annual Rammies open for nominations
The Rams Head Group is excited to announce the third annual Rammie Awards, an online accolade to recognize outstanding moments in the past year. Winners are chosen via online votes from fans and Rams Head staff. The Rammies also give patrons the opportunity to express what events were the most memorable to them from this past […]
Conn Files Defamation Suit Against Alderman Kirby, Campaign, And Activist
Independent candidate for Ward 6, Steven Conn, has filed a defamation lawsuit against sitting Alderman Kenny Kirby and his campaign. He is specifically alleging defamation of character, invasion of privacy and is seeking an immediate injunction. The lawsuit stems from fliers which were mailed to the residents of Ward 6 alleging that Conn had several […]
Leopold Agrees To Repay Attorney Fees
Despite his belief he will win in court, County Executive John R. Leopold has agreed to reimburse Anne Arundel County for attorney fees should there be an unfavorable ruling in a civil case filed against him. “I am confident that when the jury hears all of the evidence, the result will be the same as a similar claim that […]
Annapolis Area Christian School Sued For Sexual Harassment, Retailiation
UPDATE: The Capital’s Heather Rawlyk has a more in depth article on these allegations which include several red flags from the Superintendent’s past which were known to the Board. According to a story broken by the Baltimore Sun (paywalled), three former employees of the private Annapolis Area Christian School are suing the school for an […]
