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It seems there is a new cat in the neighborhood. I have two indoor cats that have seen him through the sliding glass door. Several times when watching the outdoor cat, my two cats start fighting with

Hunger. It’s of the most basic needs that need to be met, but many in our area struggle to do so. A new ministry at North Arundel Church called No One Goes Hungry is doing its part to feed the homeles

The 107th Big Glen Burnie carnival opens for the summer at 6:30 p.m. Friday and runs through Aug. 2. The carnival grounds are located behind the Glen Burnie Improvement Association hall, 19 Crain High

Three members of the Odenton Volunteer Fire Company took home personal awards last month from the 122nd annual Convention and Conference of the Maryland State Firemen’s Association and Ladies Auxiliar

If you’ve played on a Broadneck-area baseball or softball team — or had a child who swung a Broadneck team bat — you probably know Charles Slaughter.

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Blessed with beautiful weather on the first day of the Annapolis Arts, Crafts, and Wine Festival on June 7, Barbara DiCenso, Ellenor Alvarez, Joan Dreissen and Kathleen Bell, all of Annapolis, man the

The Gunston School honored its 37 graduating seniors at an awards ceremony June 6 and commencement June 7.

Tom Fetterolf, of Formius Design in Annapolis, visited St. Martin’s Lutheran School on June 5 to demonstrate 3D printing to the students and faculty. Fetterolf defined the term 3D and basic concepts o

Members of the Annapolis Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. attended the 27th annual Delta Day in Annapolis on March 20. The theme was “Advocacy in Action: A Stronger Presence — A Str