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Tag: Mississippi
PHOTOS: Herndon Climb 2019
Christian Schwien, a 4th Class Midshipman from the 27th company, ended his afternoon on a high note. Schwien was the 4th Class Midshipman who capped the Herndon Monument in 1:05.05. While not a record, it is one of the fastest time since 1988. 2010 does not count (0:02.02) because the monument was not greased All […]
Spend Saturday reading great books at St. John’s
St. John’s College invites members of the Annapolis community to read and discuss timeless texts and the important questions they raise at Great Books Saturday. Sponsored by the Friends of St. John’s College, Great Books Saturday is a one-day program that features morning and afternoon seminars on classic works drawn from the St. John’s College […]
MDOD and DDA announce partnership with local providers
The Maryland Department of Disabilities and the Developmental Disabilities Administration recently announced a partnership with five providers of vocational services throughout the state to implement a two-year initiative aimed at addressing employment barriers for job seekers with developmental disabilities. The Maryland Customized Employment Project, funded through Kessler Foundation of New Jersey, represents a collaboration among […]
Tragic crash claims 5 lives in Queen Anne’s County
UPDATE: The following is from the Maryland State Police: Three adults, two children, and an unborn child, all members of a Virginia family, were killed early this morning when their car and a tractor trailer collided on Rt. 50 in Queen Anne’s County. The deceased are identified as: Regina M. Ayres, 24, of Greenbush, Va; […]
Suspected drunk driver kills friend in Pasadena crash
On December 2, 2014 at approximately 2:30am traffic safety officers and fire department personnel responded to a report of a single vehicle crash on Solley Road at Chestnut Springs Lane in Glen Burnie. Preliminary investigation revealed a black 2005 Honda Civic, occupied by two people, was northbound on Solley Road when it crossed the centerline, […]
Carol and David Stern to chair Annapolis Opera’s Singable Feast
[do action=”schuh”/] Annapolis Opera is pleased to announce that passionate opera fans Carol and David Stern will serve as the honorary chairs of its Fourth Annual Singable Feast, the Opera’s principal fundraising event that will usher in its 42nd season. Carol and David Stern are honored to be named the chairs of this year’s Singable […]
PHOTOS: Herndon Climb 2014
Michael Landry a Fourth Class Midshipman from Mississippi placed a midshipman’s cover atop a greased Herndon Monument this afternoon in 2 hours, 19 minutes, 39 seconds. The cover, held special significance to the Class of 2017 as it belonged to fellow classmate, Will McKamey, who collapsed during a football practice earlier this year and passed away. All images ©2014 Kevin Carroll, A […]
Herndon Climb 2014
Michael Landry a Fourth Class Midshipman from Mississippi placed a midshipman’s cover atop a greased Herndon Monument this afternoon in 2 hours, 19 minutes, 39 seconds. Last year’s climb was completed in 1 hour, 32 minutes and 43 seconds. The victory was sealed with a fire of a cannon on the Yard. The hat, or cover, held […]
