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West County: Robin Hood - sort of - at Spalding High
Archbishop Spalding High School, 8080 New Cut Road, Severn, will offer the classic tale of Robin Hood slightly twisted when Spalding Theatre presents "The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood" by Mary Lynn Dobson this weekend.
Jade Garden closing after 36 years
William Ng remembers when his father, Chuck, opened Jade Garden 36 years ago. It was the forth Chinese restaurant in the county, and before the influx of carry-outs and chain restaurants, Jade Garden was quite the hot spot.
Prospect of slots casino jobs, contracts draws thousands to Cordish expo
For three hours yesterday, thousands of people poured through the food court at Arundel Mills mall, hoping to score information on one of 4,000 jobs that will be available if Cordish Cos.
Severn activist up for $25,000 award
Rhonda Ulmer isn't your run-of-the-mill community activist. She reaches out to the neighborhood in various capacities as an advocate for health, teachers, parents, students and women.
Project shares history of black watermen
Stitch by stitch, many hands are joining to tell the untold stories of the black men who have worked the waters of the Chesapeake Bay.
West County: Tops in Blue takes stage at Meade High
The public is invited to Meade High School, 1100 Clark Road on Fort George G. Meade, at 7 p.m. today to enjoy an evening of music and dance with a free performance by the Air Force's premier entertainment showcase Tops in Blue.
Eric Hartley: Censorship shows police culture of overreach
As a native of Puerto Rico, Antonio Amador has seen police officers cross the line before.
#9 - Spalding wraps up 10-year building project
It has been 10 years since Dr. Michael Murphy, president of Archbishop Spalding High School, began asking parents, alumni, staff and students what could be done to make the school better.
Someone broke three light fixtures at a city recreation center overnight Wednesday, city police said.
Three teens charged in robbery of cabdriver
Three people were charged in connection with an armed robbery Thursday of a cabdriver at Arundel Mills mall, Anne Arundel County police said.
Group assaults, mugs 2 teens in Severn
Two teenage boys were robbed Thursday as they were walking in the area of Pioneer and Deerfield drives in Severn, Anne Arundel County police said.
Severn man says police forced him to delete photos
The sudden jostling of Antonio Amador's heating system woke him up early on the morning of Oct.
Brooklyn Park residents get educated on gang activity
Is your child suddenly speaking in an odd, slang-heavy language? Is he or she becoming more secretive, turning up with unexplained amounts of money and wearing one particular color all the time? It could be more than a case of typical teenage rebellion.
The television industry has its Emmy, Broadway theater has its Tony and film has its Oscar, all awarded at ceremonies steeped in rivalry.
Good Samaritans: Little dog's long journey a success
EDITOR'S NOTE: We reserve this space for readers to publicly say thanks to Good Samaritans.
North County High mourns ex-classmate, apparent victim of swine flu
Nearly everyone in the hallways and classrooms at North County High School in Glen Burnie knew Walter Brooks Jr.
County hopes to make census count
Ten simple census questions could stand between county residents and millions of dollars for services they use.
West County: Halloween happenings haunt libraries
The Provinces and West County libraries will offer fun events for young trick-or-treaters on Wednesday.
Officer's Son Killed In Glen Burnie Crash
Share + Oct 24, 2009 6:12 pm US/Eastern SEVERN, Md. Anne Arundel County Police say the son of a Baltimore City Police officer was killedA Saturday morning in a crash in Severn.
Olde Mill - Millersville: 25,000 bags of candy to fall from sky
A helicopter from Frederick Airport will fly to Millersville on Sunday and hover over the Bob Golliday Stadium as a member of Journey Church of Severn gently drops 25,000 bags of candy to hundreds of waiting children.