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Tag: Maryland Transportation Authority
6th Annual Marine & Maritime Career Fair scheduled for February 27th
The 6th Annual Marine & Maritime Career Fair will be held Saturday, February 27, 2016 from 12pm-3pm at the Annapolis High School Cafeteria and Auditorium. The Marine and Maritime Career Fair is a unique 3 hour event that is free for students in grades 6-12 as well as college students. Attendees get the opportunity to […]
Area couple publishes Chesapeake Oyster Lovers Handbook
Right when oysters have grown plump for winter, a new book called Chesapeake Oyster Lovers’ Handbook has hit the streets. This new travel guide sends oyster enthusiasts on a journey through Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC, to sample the subtle flavors of this cherished Chesapeake delicacy. Written by authors of the popular series Crab Decks […]
This weekend: City sponsors free lecture on impending sea level rise
Mayor Michael Pantelides invites all residents to a free public lecture, addressing sea level rise and its impact on Annapolis and the Greater Chesapeake Region. John Englander, noted oceanographer, author, and President of the International Sea Level Institute, will discuss how Annapolis is leading the way in planning for the protection of cultural assets and […]
6th Annual Marine & Maritime Career Fair scheduled for February 27th
The 6th Annual Marine & Maritime Career Fair will be held Saturday, February 27, 2016 from 12pm-3pm at the Annapolis High School Cafeteria and Auditorium. The Marine and Maritime Career Fair is a unique 3 hour event that is free for students in grades 6-12 as well as college students. Attendees get the opportunity to […]
AAACCVB details August events in the area
The Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau (AAACCVB) wants to make it easy for individuals to enjoy the many exciting events and activities that will be taking place in Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay throughout August 2015. To assist individuals who are making advance plans for business or vacation travel, the AAACCVB […]
AACC Printmaking Club honors former member with exhibit of her work
Anne Arundel Community College’s Printmaking Club is showcasing prints and ceramics of former AACC student and artist M.J. Hedlund from July 22-Aug. 28, in the Cade Center for Fine Arts Gallery on the Arnold campus. “The M.J. Hedlund Memorial Retrospective Show” is in memory of Hedlund, who donated her 80 framed prints and almost 200 […]
Annapolis Green launches Run Responsibly campaign at Across the Bay 10K
Although the official logo and shirt color for the Across the Bay 10K race was orange, it was all about Green. Crisp, clear air and barely a zephyr made for perfect conditions for the 20,000 runners participating in the inaugural Across the Bay 10K on November 9. The race made history as the largest “cup-free” […]
Barbara Cox: a bright star in Annapolis
Friday morning, I was on my way to New York and checked my mail and was shocked. Barbara Cox, the news director for WNAV had passed away earlier this morning. I has sure it had to be a mistake, but it was true. At 55 after beating breast cancer and the Bay Bridge (just last […]
Across the Bay 10K Race this Sunday
On Sunday morning, 20,000 people will take off from the Annapolis side of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and head over to Kent Island. On foot! The Across the Bay 10K is an elite event brought to the area by the Dave McGillivray who manages and runs the famed Boston Marathon. The eastbound span of the Chesapeake […]
Police officer shoots, kills suspect at Glen Burnie rail station
A MTA police officer has shot and killed a suspect at the Cromwell light rail station for the Maryland Transportation Authority. At 6:29 p.m. Anne Arundel County officers responded to assist the Mass Transit Administration Police (MTA) with an officer involved shooting. Investigators learned that the MTA police officer was flagged over by two citizens […]
Cape St. Claire Vandals Strike Athletic Fields
Vandals struck over the weekend and damaged several of the Cape St. Claire athletic fields. A red or maroon Ford pick-up truck with an extended cab was caught on surveillance cameras leaving the scene at 230am Saturday morning. While there is no estimate on the damage, it is significant and will take some time to […]
