Tag: Tuesday
Baysox shutout in third straight defeat
For just a second time this year the Baysox could not register a run as they were shutout on a rainy Tuesday evening in Harrisburg, 7-0. The shutout was the first time Bowie has failed to score since an April 23rd tilt with Erie. Bowie had a chance to grab the early lead. With runners […]
SERC evening lecture series
The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) will be starting their lecture series on April 15th! The free events will be held on the third Tuesday of every month through November. One of their ecologists will discuss their research—the Bay, climate change or something unexpected. There will be time for Q&A afterwards. The link to the […]
Health Department celebrates National Public Health Week with walk, open house
The Anne Arundel County Department of Health will celebrate National Public Health Week, April 7 through 13, with free activities for the public. The theme for this year’s National Public Health Week is “Public Health: Start Here.” The Department will promote that theme with an open house in Annapolis on Tuesday, April 8 from 9 […]
Chesapeake Life Center Announces Bereavement Support Groups
The Chesapeake Life Center, a program of Hospice of the Chesapeake, is offering an array of bereavement support groups and workshops this winter for those in the community who are experiencing grief. All of the groups meet at 90 Ritchie Highway, Pasadena, MD. Adult Support Groups and Offerings: Widow/Widowers Drop-In Support Group for career-aged adults […]
BREAKING: Annapolis Absentee & Provisional Voting Likely To Favor Cohen
We have heard from a source that there are 326 absentee ballots in play at tomorrow’s canvass along with 130 provisional ballots issued on Tuesday. In addition there are 15 emergency absentee ballots. The malfunctioning machine in Ward 7 (precinct 17) should lean slightly to Mike Pantelides based on the results in that precinct which […]
Colorful China Coming To Maryland Hall
Colorful China will present the beauty and majesty of China’s ethnic people through music, dance, magic and an exhibition of calligraphy entitled WORLD PEACE on Tuesday, November 12, at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts 801 Chase Street, Annapolis, Maryland at 7:30 PM. The performance will be composed of the renowned ethnic calligraphers, dancers, magic, […]
Annapolis SOUP Meeting June 11
Annapolis SOUP is a new event/group in the Annapolis area. It is a community event created to help the people of the Annapolis area. All ages are welcome – some even bring their babies along! These monthly events are a way for people to make friends, socialize and maybe get a little money and support […]
Free Workshops To Prepare for AACC Job Fair
Are you keen to create a GREAT first impression with employers participating in Anne Arundel Community College’s Spring Job Fair scheduled for Tuesday, April 30, noon to 4 p.m. in the Arnold campus David S. Jenkins Gymnasium? Consider attending free AACC workshops on creating up-to-date résumés, learning to write résumés for federal government positions and […]
Free Workshops: Living With Chronic Conditions, Diabetes
Anne Arundel County is presenting two free workshops for people who are living with either a chronic condition or diabetes. Chronic Conditions Class “Living Well with Chronic Conditions” is a free, six week class sponsored by the Anne Arundel County Department of Aging and Disabilities. Classes will be held from 1 – 3:30 p.m. beginning […]
Former Mayoral Candidate Gil Renaut Dies
Former Chairman of the Annapolis Historic Commission and former Mayoral Candidate Gilbert Renaut passed away yesterday afternoon in his home. Renaut was a staunch civic activist who championed for historic preservation and transparency in government. Thee was much speculation that he would be seeking either the Ward One Alderman or Mayor’s seat in the upcoming […]
Giving Tuesday Follows Black Friday And Cyber Monday
On November 27, United Way of Central Maryland and many of its local funded partners will join #Giving Tuesday™—a national effort that will launch the giving season and that is transforming philanthropy into something easy, achievable and trendy. For years, shoppers have crowded stores on Black Friday, the first day of the holiday shopping season. More recently, Cyber […]
Circulator Trolley To Run Into Eastport During Commissioning Week
Annapolis Mayor Joshua J. Cohen announces that the Circulator Trolley is servicing Eastport during the United States Naval Academy’s Commissioning Week activities. Residents notified Mayor Cohen about the large number of rental units in Eastport that accommodate families during Commissioning Week. An additional Circulator trolley has been put into service to specifically move people from […]
Funeral Arrangements Made For Severna Park Teen
Funeral arrangements have been finalized for the teenager who died in Severna Park earlier this week. The Barranco Funeral Home will be handling the arrangements for Tracy Beth Vander Kolk. Respects can be paid on Monday, with burial on Tuesday. From their website: Tracy Beth Vander Kolk, 16, a resident of Severna Park, died on […]
Happy Birthday Bill Bateman
Bill Bateman opened his first restaurant in 1987 despite having no formal culinary training. He hoped to do $400,000 of business, but that first year the tiny 44-seat bar and grill on Harford Road in Baltimore County grossed $900,000. A year later it brought in $1.1 million. Such was the immediate popularity of Bill Bateman’s […]
Caregiver Support Groups
The groups provide information about helpful resources as well as generate camaraderie for caregivers. A support group for men will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. March 13 at the Arnold Senior Activity Center, 44 Church Road, Arnold. The group was established when men who are caregivers decided they have unique issues which they […]
