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Severn River Lions Club luau scheduled for May 21
The Severn River Lions Club will hold its Spring Luau Sat., May 21, 5 – 9 p.m. at the American Legion Post 175, 832 Manhattan Beach Road, Severna Park. Entertainment and catering will be provided by the internationally recognized Hawaiian Entertainment Company. The luau includes a one-hour Polynesian show featuring: Hula/Polynesian dancers, fire dancer/eater, and […]
AACC Job Fair tomorrow
If you are looking for a job, update your résumé, sharpen your interviewing skills and plan to attend the Spring Job Fair from noon to 3 p.m. April 27 at Anne Arundel Community College’s David S. Jenkins Gymnasium, 101 College Parkway. Visit bit.ly/1L26GF5 go to “For Job Seekers” click “more” to get tips to prepare […]
Weather It Together: Annapolis Plans for Rising Waters
Weather It Together: Annapolis Plans for Rising Waters Event Sponsored by: City of Annapolis and Urban Land Institute Baltimore Mayor Michael Pantelides invites you to participate in the April 30th community planning charrette – Weather It Together: Annapolis Plans for Rising Waters. This charrette, co-sponsored by the City of Annapolis and the Urban Land […]
Gin Blossoms to play Rams Head On Stage
[do action=”rams-head-intro”/] 04/13 Jimmie Vaughan 04/14 Average White Band 04/15 + 16 Martin Sexton 04/17 Tower Of Power 04/18 Gordon Lightfoot 04/19 Robin Trower at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts 04/19 Jake Shimabukuro 04/20 + 04/21 America 04/22 + 04/25 The Time Jumpers feat. Vince Gill 04/23 Rita Wilson 04/24 Andy McKee *All Ages […]
Magic Man casts a spell at 9:30 Club again!
Last night Magic Man headlined once again at the infamous 9:30 Club in Washington DC. The New England based duo, Alex Caplow and Sam Lee, are taking a break from writing their next album to go on the Hotline Spring tour with Panama Wedding and The Griswolds. The audience was treated to a couple of […]
Warped Tour coming to Merriweather in July–lineup announced
The complete lineup for the 2016 Vans Warped Tour®, Presented by Journeys® has finally been revealed. The tour will stop at Merriweather Post Pavilion Saturday, July 16. Tickets are on sale now through ticketfly.com and at the Merriweather Post Pavilion, 9:30 Club and Lincoln Theatre box offices. With a lineup that in many ways signals […]
Uber vs. Taxi in Annapolis
Uber vs. Taxi in Annapolis There may be little doubt that the last time you needed to hire a car/driver you wrestled with the decision of whether to use a ride share app, such as Uber or to call a taxi in Annapolis. This topic has become one of heated debate, and forced some states […]
Gary Jobson: The Magic & Mystery of Sable Island premiers at Annapolis Film Festival
Those who know sailing know Annapolis-based Gary Jobson. The pre-eminent American ambassador for sailing, Jobson serves as ESPN’s sailing analyst and NBC ‘s Summer Olympics sailing correspondent. His latest effort, The Magic & Mystery of Sable Island, an environmental documentary set in the Canadian Maritimes against one of the world’s most remote and beautiful landscapes, […]
Southwest Airlines boost summer flights from BWI
Southwest Airlines has announced that it would add one daily roundtrip flight to a number of markets served from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. The additions will be part of a summer schedule update from the airline, starting June 5. From Sunday through Friday, Southwest will add BWI Marshall flights to: Denver, CO; Hartford, CT; Manchester, […]
Annapolis man wanted on attempted murder charges turns self in
UPDATE: On 03/07 Eric Offutt, 17, of Annapolis, wanted for attempted murder, turned himself in to the Annapolis Police Department. Offutt was charged as an adult for the shooting that occurred in the 1100 block of Madison St on 02/24. The 32 year old victim was shot in the leg during a failed robbery attempt. […]
Parking may get easier in Annapolis with new parking management contract
Annapolis Mayor Michael Pantelides announced that SP+ Municipal Services has been chosen to manage the city’s comprehensive parking initiative. Under a ten year contract, all city parking services will be managed by SP+ and will offer modern options benefiting city residents, local businesses, and visitors. The scope of services includes: Mobile apps to locate and pay for […]
Brooklyn Park man sentenced to 20 years for assault
Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney Wes Adams announced that Philip Robert Travers, 37, of Brooklyn, was given a 20-year sentence with 10 years of active incarceration from Circuit Court Judge Michael J. Wachs yesterday on charges of second degree assault. Travers pled guilty on February 3rd, 2016. Travers is no stranger to the justice system with […]
DNR recovers two bodies from Severn River
UPDATE: The Maryland Natural Resources Police have identified the bodies as those of the hunters who went missing in January. twitter.com/MDNRPolice/status/697511422750760960 The Maryland Natural Resources Police have recovered two bodies in the Severn River this afternoon. twitter.com/MDNRPolice/status/697491214183067648 On January 19th, Matthew Davis of Glen Burnie and Earling Lamp of Stevensville, were reported missing after hunting duck near […]
Another shooting in Annapolis’ public housing Harbor House
Yesterday at 645pm, Annapolis Police Department officers responded to the 1100 block of Madison Street for several reports of shots fired heard in the area. When officers arrived they found that an apartment building had been struck by bullets, including an apartment that was occupied at the time. While investigating, officers found a 28 year […]
Abraham Lincoln’s Political Thought – A Friday night lecture at St. John’s
George Russell, St. John’s College tutor, will investigate the political mind of Abraham Lincoln in the lecture “Was the Civil War Unjust and Lincoln’s Death Deserved? (A Consideration of Secession, Perpetual Enslavement, and Union in Lincoln’s Political Thought)” at St. John’s College. The lecture, which is free and open to the public, will be held […]
Fence & Deck Connection to host annual Holiday Drive
[do action=”fringe”/] Fence & Deck Connection will be hosting its 10th Annual Holiday Drive event on Saturday, December 5th from 4:00pm-7:00pm at their Annapolis location located at 1544 Whitehall Road Annapolis, MD 21409. This event is completely FREE and 100% of the proceeds and/or donations will be given to local charities. Bring the family for […]
White male in predominantly black neighborhood alleges racial profiling by Annapolis Police
[do action=”fringe”/] Daniel Hodges is suing Annapolis City, Mayor Pantelides, Police Chief Michael Pristoop and several officers alleging racial profiling by unlawfully stopping and searching his vehicle several times. Hodges is white and the traffic stops occurred in predominantly African-American neighborhoods. During the stops, Hodges alleges that he was questioned about drug use and his car was subject to a […]
Holiday candlelight stroll including the Hammond Harwood House
[do action=”fringe”/] Enjoy the holiday décor around Annapolis as you take a journey into what made Christmas the holiday celebration it is today! Annapolis Tours℠ by Watermark® is happy to announce its Holiday Candlelight Stroll will return for the 2015 holiday season. On this walking tour, a Colonial period-dressed guide leads guests through the historic […]
Knoxie’s Table now open at the Inn at Chesapeake Beach
[do action=”fringe”/] Knoxie’s Table has officially opened its doors to the public this week. Located on the first floor of The Inn at the Chesapeake Bay Beach Club, Knoxie’s Table brings an innovative dining concept to Kent Island. The menu draws inspiration from local farmers and watermen to create seasonal dishes featuring the area’s finest […]
AACC wins 3rd National Award for Equity
[do action=”fringe”/] Anne Arundel Community College received the 2015 Charles Kennedy Equity Award from the Association of Community College Trustees at the ACCT Awards Gala Oct. 16, in San Diego. This award is the third national recognition the college has received this year for its focus on diversity and inclusiveness in its policies, programs and […]
Cooper’s Hawk Winery to move into former Cadillac Ranch location this spring
[do action=”fringe”/] Greenberg Gibbons announced today that Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant will open a 2-story location in Spring 2016, off the main circle of Annapolis Towne Centre. Cooper’s Hawk is an innovative concept that combines both a casual, upscale restaurant with a winery, Napa-style tasting room and artisanal retail store. It boasts a full […]
Former Capital editor joins Hospice of the Chesapeake communications team
Hospice of the Chesapeake today announced Elyzabeth Marcussen has joined the organization as its Communications Specialist for Media effective September 14, 2015. Marcussen previously was the Community News Editor for Capital Gazette Newspapers. A resident of Pasadena, Marcussen started at the Maryland Gazette as its Pasadena correspondent, eventually becoming Community News Editor before adding The […]
