Crownsville News

In Annapolis, Salvation Army Capt. Richard New calls it a double whammy: The recession has created much more need, yet made it harder for people to give.

Several area churches will celebrate Thanksgiving with services on Wednesday and Thanksgiving Day.

Acting isn't new to Neena Boyle, a senior at Indian Creek Upper School. Heather Roth - The Capital From left, Elizabeth Bird, a senior who helped with historical research; Neena Boyle as Anne Frank; Tyler Cohen as Mr.

Vernon Horsmon, left, and Raymond Lankford have been volunteering with fire and rescue squads for much of their lives.

One man stood in the center of a multi-purpose room at the Hope House in Crownsville, tentatively tilting a musical rain stick first one way, then another.

Eighty-nine-year-old John Antoniak has been coming to Veterans Day ceremonies for a long time.

Veterans Day has long been recognized as a time to honor men and women who serve in the military.

In today's column , I write about the ceremony held yesterday at Crownsville Veterans Cemetery .

Baldwin Memorial United Methodist Church, 921 Generals Highway, invites active and retired military personnel to wear their uniforms in honor of Veterans Day during worship services at 9 and 10:30 a.m. tomorrow.

Anne Arundel County Police are investigating a home invasion and robbery Friday night in Crownsville.

"What's going on here?" a passer-by asked the towering doorman outside Osteria 177, a restaurant on Main Street.

There's a new flag flying on the pole at South Shore Elementary School in Crownsville, just under the "Green School" banner under the American flag.

Even with a tepid blessing from the County Council last night, plans for a community center and skate park in Crofton remain surrounded by concerns.

Sawyer Lynch was only in second grade at Indian Creek School in Crownsville when his test scores earned him a place with Johns Hopkins University's Center for Talented Youth.

Everywhere you go these days, it's looking very "spooktacular." With Halloween just around the corner - whether your plans call for getting dressed-up or doing a bit of hobnobbing with family or friends - now is the time to set your sights on some ghoulishly-good fun.

Anne Arundel County residents could be cheating themselves out of millions of dollars that would be spent on services they use.

11 on Claibourne Road on the Annapolis Neck Peninsula. Brenda Alton, 45, who moved to Crownsville after the incident, filed the charges Saturday with a District Court commissioner in Annapolis.

Message to citizens: Brace yourself for potentially big cuts in government services.

A career criminal who amassed 38 convictions over the past 30 years was sentenced yesterday to 18 months in jail after walking away from a court-ordered drug-rehabilitation program.

Sometimes it's just nice to know your hard work has been noticed by your boss or peers.