Cape St. Claire News

Annette Hogan is the Queen of the Crosswalk at Cape St. Claire Elementary School.

At 10 a.m. yesterday, long lines had formed at the Giant supermarket on Bay Ridge Avenue in Annapolis, and cashiers frantically tried to keep up with the seemingly endless stream of customers.

The children in the Eastport Terrace and Robinwood communities of Annapolis will be in for a treat on Tuesday as a pair of Santa's "elves" ride in a processional through the two neighborhoods.

It's every student musician's dream, and it's coming true for nine talented teens at Broadneck High School.

Cape St. Claire resident Judeth Lucas, 16, is a junior at Archbishop Spalding High School and a new member of its National Honor Society chapter.

Connor Klick misses corn dogs, but he'll settle for Pop-Tarts, applesauce and fruit snacks as replacements.

Democratic mayoral candidate Josh Cohen yesterday revealed what he would do to improve downtown parking if he is elected next month.

The halls were alive with the sound of music - and drumming, dancing and singing - at a gala last week to celebrate the new Performing and Visual Arts Magnet Program at Bates Middle School.

When the recession pinched her business, Advanced Automotive Diagnostics, Beth Lamp decided to do something positive with her excess warehouse space.

A local newlywed couple has had their 15 minutes of fame - or in their case, more like 20 minutes, not counting commercials.

Anne Arundel County police spokesman, Justin Mulcahy, tells WBAL radio's Angela Jackson about today's arrest of a man wanted for several robberies Anne Arundel County police have arrested and charged a man wanted for robbing convenience stores recently.

Even with the recent slump in sales prices, there's a popular notion that people with moderate incomes can't afford to live in the City of Annapolis.

Arnaldo Rivas couldn't get enough of the crabs. The 6-year-old squatted beside a deep tray of muddy water, searching oyster shells for tiny baby crabs on the dock at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center in Edgewater Wednesday morning.

In the lobby of Colonial Players on East Street, students turned a square of checkered cloth into a magic carpet.

It's rare for a county police officer to have to pull out a defibrillator. It's almost unheard of for one officer to do it twice in 24 hours.

A crab cake that would make a nice snack for Godzilla was recently served up in Baltimore by Arnold's own Donna Taylor, manager of the Graul's Market in Cape St.

Apparently spurred by jealousy, a 56-year-old boarder has confessed to killing an Admiral Heights woman and her boyfriend, and trying to kill her 12-year-old son, city police said this morning.

Anne Arundel County Police say a 3-year-old girl has drowned in a pool at a home near Annapolis.