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Cemeteries have lots of stories to tell and the tombstones and headstones are full of the history of the descendants buried there.

Noodler the Pirate lives in Gambrills and he is armed and dangerous. His nemesis — a boy who never grows up dressed in green.

It wasn’t even a close call. The burger-eating contest held at Smokey Bones in Bowie Wednesday night was a complete slaughter.

The end of the school year brings a sense of release and freedom — albeit briefly — for students. At Magothy River Middle School, the last day of school signaled the end of their teaching careers for

Tom Lohr believes every dog has its day. That’s why he is traveling 16,000 miles across the U.S. to eat a hot dog at every Major League Baseball stadium and the minor league stadiums on the way.

On May 3, the Bates Boys & Girls Club Little Giants football team, along with coaches, family and friends, held a car wash and dinner event to help raise money for their youth football team.

Hospice of the Chesapeake announced recently that Praxis Engineering of Annapolis Junction raised $5,000 at the sixth annual Bowling for Betty event in memory of Betty A. Lyman. Held at the Greenway B

More than 60 Admiral Heights residents came out to Meet the Creek on May 3. A family-friendly event, Meet the Creek attracted not only young families but grandparents as well.

On May 4, the SPCA of Anne Arundel County held their 23rd annual Walk & Run for the Animals event at Quiet Waters Park in Annapolis.

On May 3, team members from the Annapolis location of the Massage Envy Spa participated in the Annapolis Arthritis Walk at Quiet Waters Park. The annual walk is held to raise awareness and funds for t