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Food, drinks, a wine pull, silent auction and music, music, music were enjoyed by a crowd of supporters of the Londontowne Symphony Orchestra at their fundraising gala at Annapolis Maritime Museum on

After many fundraising events, the Kent Island Volunteer Fire Department placed into service its new ambulance 10. The new unit replaced one that had about 150,000 hard-running miles on it with mainte

Area knitters and crocheters, the Mad Hatters, get together monthly at Eastport-Annapolis Neck Community Library, 269 Hillsmere Drive, to make baby hats for newborns to donate to the auxiliary of Anne

Expect to see a strong military presence at this year’s annual Queenstown Day celebration July 12.

The day after her appendix burst, 9-year-old Jillian Brewer woke up from a nap in the pediatric unit of Baltimore Washington Medical Center to a furry face she had never seen before.

It was two days after his wife’s funeral when Kyle Moreau of Severn saw a commercial for the Ride to Conquer Cancer. His wife, Jenn, was a research assistant at the University of Maryland and had foug

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Take a family field trip with Restore Rock Creek and get a first-hand look at how they are helping clean the waters of the Patapsco River and Chesapeake Bay.

Amy Vansant had a dream. Literally. “It sounds silly, but I had a really elaborate dream that I thought made a good story,” she said. “As I started to write it, it morphed because once you start sayin

Tracys Landing resident Zoe Kasprzyk, 18, a recent Southern High School graduate, first picked up a crayon and began drawing as a toddler. Growing up, her doodling took form, gained character grew mor