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Same-Sex Marriage Supporters Plan To Rally In Annapolis Monday
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - The battle over Maryland's same-sex marriage bill heats up as supporters of the proposal plan to rally in Annapolis Monday.
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'Anything Goes' brings Broadway classic to Arundel stages
Cole Porter 's "Anything Goes" is near the top of any short list of great Broadway musicals, and fans have a choice of four performances this weekend in Annapolis or Brooklyn Park .
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Guest Column: We need to continue celebrating Black History Month
Black History Month observances are taking place all over the nation in February as we pause to celebrate the contributions African Americans have made to our country.
Annapolis company aims 'to make concrete pretty'
Greg Hryniewicz is the owner of Hyde, which won a series of awards in the field for their creativity, innovation and execution.
Bud and Bonnie Powell of Annapolis went on a cruise for their 50th anniversary. Bonnie never had a real wedding dress, so she surprised her husband by taking aboard a white gown.
Eric Hartley: Year later, downtown attack still a mystery
Lying on a bench in downtown Annapolis, looking up at the sky as the Friday-night bar crowd swarmed around, Alan Ravenscroft thought he was going to die.
AACC weighs options for spending amid tight funding
It's never a good sign when college officials promise tuition increases before they've even made their budget proposal.
Take 5: Steve Samaras, Owner of Zachary's Jewelers
Meet Steve Samaras, owner of Zachary's Jewelers in downtown Annapolis. Patch: How long have you been in business downtown? Samaras: I've been in the jewelry business in downtown Annapolis since 1982.
Jones Elementary Drama Club to Perform 'Annie Junior'
The musical Annie Junior , based on a spunky Depression-era orphan determined to find her parents who left her years ago on the doorstep of a New York City orphanage, will be performed by the Jones Elementary School drama club on March 2 and 3. The public is invited to the performance.
Naval Academy cashier guilty of theft
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - A former Naval Academy Midshipman sore cashier pleaded guilty today to theft of government property, arising from a scheme to steal money from the Midshipman Store.
Ten vie for Jones' council seat
The search to fill Daryl Jones' vacant County Council seat has yielded 10 applicants with a wide range of political experiences.
Advocates for both sides pack Md. gay marriage hearing
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley testifies in support of a same-sex marriage bill during a committee hearing in Annapolis, Md., Friday, Feb.
Proposed fee would tackle plastic bag litter
Environmentalists and lawmakers are targeting one of the Chesapeake Bay's messiest and most visible problems: litter from plastic bags.
A fight over grant funding at Bates M.S.
BatesMiddle School in Annapolis celebrates the arts.A And by doing so, parents say it's brought up academic grades.
Hydraulic fracturing may come to state
Extracting natural gas by hydraulic fracturing is an expensive and dirty business that can produce a bounty of relative clean energy and make some Marylanders wealthy, experts said this week at an American Petroleum Institute seminar in Annapolis.
Around Annapolis: Light House shelter brings out the B.E.S.T.
Now that she's a whiz in the kitchen, Bonita Nutter is hoping to stir up some new job prospects.
Same-Sex Marriage Debate To Heat Up In House Committees
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Two House committees are set to hear arguments on a pair of dueling marriage-related bills.
Windsor Hills Murder- Karen Parks
Baltimore City Police are investigating a fatal shooting in a quiet northwest Baltimore neighborhood.
Romantic Rival Testifies at U.Va Murder Trial - Joy Lepola
The romantic rival of a former University of Virginia lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfriend says he saw the defendant with his arm around her neck months before her death.
$1.1 Million Awarded By State Of Maryland For Health Care
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - The Maryland Community Health Resources Commission is awarding $1.1 million to improve access to medical and dental care statewide.