Anne Arundel school board member sends, rescinds resignation letter
Anne Arundel county Board of Education member Tom Frank sent Gov. Larry Hogan a letter of resignation this fall. The letter was rescinded the next day, according to Hogan spokesman Douglass Mayer. In...
View ArticleAfter 'Ellen' fame, Annapolis' Young Dylan doesn't plan on slowing down
'It was a once in a lifetime experience. We could not say no'
View ArticleArmed pair rob Brooklyn Park liquor store
Anne Arundel police are searching for two men armed with guns that robbed a liquor store Tuesday night in Brooklyn Park. Officers responded to Murph's Discount Liquors, at 6023 Ritchie Highway, around...
View ArticleFive displaced in Riviera Beach house fire
A house fire Tuesday afternoon in Pasadena's Riviera Beach community displaced five people and caused an estimated $35,000 in damage, county fire officials said. Firefighters responded to the 200...
View ArticleAnnapolis-based developer acquitted in assault trial
An Annapolis-based developer accused of threatening two exotic dancers with a gun inside his Crownsville home last fall was acquitted by an Anne Arundel County jury on Tuesday. A 12-person jury...
View ArticleDeals, tips for holiday shopping in Anne Arundel
Black Friday. Small Business Saturday. Cyber Monday. With the holidays weeks away, shoppers will have options to find the best deals. Here's what you can expect for the busy weekend: Black Friday...
View ArticleGerman teacher expands horizons for North County High students
Katrina Griffin saw many of her students never had opportunities to travel. So, she brought the world to her classroom, inviting graffiti painters, authors, exchange students and artists to North...
View ArticleA history lesson on our Thanksgiving table
That first Thanksgiving might not have included turkey, despite the story taught to school kids for generations. Sitting down with family and friends to gobble Thanksgiving plenty, if so blessed,...
View ArticleArundel residents open homes to refugee families on Thanksgiving
Locals share Thanksgiving meal with immigrants who fled wartorn countries
View ArticleMaryland Natural Resources Police regain use of helicopter
Maryland's Department of Natural Resources is flying high after regaining use of a helicopter for aerial surveillance. The agency said in a statement that it's using the chopper this fall to help...
View ArticleTeens of the Week: Meade High twins blaze their own paths
The King sisters, fraternal twins born three minutes apart, are very much alike — but different. They are ebullient, bright and beautiful. They spend a lot of time together, but each has struck out to...
View ArticleSeverna Park-based foundation looks to spread hope through gifts for the needy
Kim and David Mitchell stood in a mostly empty Glen Burnie warehouse on Thursday, knowing full well there will hardly be enough room to walk come next month. In the days ahead, boxes full of Christmas...
View ArticleThree injured in Glen Burnie multi-vehicle wreck
Three people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash Friday afternoon in Glen Burnie, an Anne Arundel County Fire Department spokesman said. Firefighters responded to northbound Route 10 at eastbound...
View ArticleQuince Orchard halts Panthers playoffs run in state semifinals
That's a wrap for Annapolis
View ArticleAnne Arundel economic development CEO studying need for new incentives
One month after a surprise leadership change, Julie Mussog talks about her vision for the county's commercial marketing arm
View ArticleCrowds hunt for Black Friday deals in Anne Arundel
'I just hate to see what my wife comes back with'
View ArticleCounty looks for faster way to sell off land deemed 'non-buildable'
New bill would cut down on council oversight, public notice
View ArticleWorth accounts for 4 touchdowns in rout of Mustangs
Navy will host Temple in ACC Championship on Saturday
View ArticleSeverna Park 5K brings awareness to addiction, helps families during holidays
As the early morning sun begins to warm the early morning air on the Baltimore and Annapolis Trail, a group of runners is gathered, decked in matching blue shirts. It's the second annual Patrick Lee...
View ArticleCounty experts to present at winter and emergency preparedness expo
Most people are accustomed to stocking up on toilet paper and milk when a winter storm is on the way — for proof, just take a glance at those aisles in the grocery store before a blizzard. Other needs...
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