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I still remember meeting Santa on Christmas Eve on a street corner in Glen Burnie when I was a little girl back in the 1960s. We were driving home from my grandmom’s and there was Santa – sitting on t

Annapolis is pleased to welcome the Military Bowl, presented by Northrop Grumman, on Dec. 27 at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.

There are no homeless shelters in Anne Arundel County that allow pets, but Shawna Boffen says there should be. In the meantime, the Pasadena resident is coordinating an effort to take care of those ho

A police officer, a shopping cart and $100 goes a long way to making the holidays bright for certain children in need each year when the Fort Smallwood Optimist Club partners with the Annapolis and Ch

Brooklyn Heights Improvement Association will begin the new year with a new president who also is fairly new to the association.

While big-business board rooms are filled with visions of drones delivering packages, here in Crofton a multitude of shop owners are sticking with the time-honored tradition of inviting shoppers to co

On the outside, the building looks just like any other school in the county. What happens inside is nothing short of extraordinary.

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watchdog wants to know about your consumer dilemmas and civic complaints. Each week she’ll select one of your issues and cut through the red tape of bureaucracy.

Santa Claus will make a special trip to Glen Burnie and Old Mill Saturday with the help of the Glen Burnie Volunteer Fire Company.

Late Sunday afternoon, a parking lot at Truxton Park resembled a child’s dream come true. It was filled with nearly every type of fire engine and pumper truck, a few ambulances, fire department utilit