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‘We aren’t sightseeing,” said Leo Pruissen, vice president of Fells Point Wholesale Meats.

Nearly 50 Annapolis Senior Activity Center members attended the Mother’s Day Tea at the center May 19. Greta Wilson wanted her hat to be different, so she decorated it with tea bags and the words, “I’

This year’s spring GreenScape on April 26 included 375 volunteers that spent the day working on more than 50 project locations throughout the city of Annapolis including churches, schools and parks.

Since 1989, the Annapolis Amblers Walking Club has sponsored 98 weekend events and now hosts 14 year-round events. On April 12, the Annapolis Amblers celebrated 25 years of volksmarching.

More than 400 runners participated in the Annapolis leg of the National Youth 5K Series at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium on April 19. The event also included a 1-mile fun run that started imm

Hospice of Queen Anne’s chose Pat Porter as the April Volunteer of the Month. Porter is a grief services volunteer, who makes phone calls to family members following the death of a loved one. Courtney

The retirement ceremony honoring Lt. Col. Maynard Scott “Ozzie” Osborne took place on April 16 in Memorial Hall at the Naval Academy.

Dogwood Acres, which opened in Davidsonville in 1997, has luxury accommodations like room choices, gourmet snacks and VIP play sessions for pooches. The pet resort has taken it one step further with i

The museum at the Naval Academy was full of activity recently with more than 300 visitors to the flower show, presented by the Naval Academy Garden Club. This year's show celebrated the 80th anniversa

Roman is a teacher's pet. And he's an award-winning one, at that. Students at Chesapeake Science Point Public Charter School recently chose the rooster as winner of Cutest Teacher’s Pet contest. “Iron