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Christine Wojciechowski of Crownsville left behind 20 years of the business world as a financial analyst to become a stay-at-home mom to 2-year-old adopted son, Elijah. She searched for books to read

Life in Iraq was no longer safe for 34-year-old Omar Alazawi. He drove and repaired trucks for Titan Corporation, an American defense contractor, inside the Green Zone, an area in Baghdad considered m

The Severna Park farmers market was in full swing by 8 a.m. Saturday, with early risers arriving by car from Ritchie Highway or by bicycle from the B&A Trail.

This past weekend, the Anne Arundel Amateur Radio Club members joined thousands of other operators and clubs in the annual Radio Field Day event sponsored by the American Radio Relay League. Radio clu

The Green Hornets baseball season recently came to an exciting conclusion with a number of tournaments and competitive play.

He graduated from college in May, but Crofton percussionist Joseph Sledgeski keeps on playing and learning.

They struggled to get to their feet, but they stood tall, proudly saluting as the American Legion Post 40 color guard carried in the American flag.

Peeking up from his book to talk for a minute the other day outside the library, Andrew Maranto said earnestly, “I read everyday.”

Fried chicken comes to the Market House, to be more specific, pressure fried chicken. This stuff is amazing. I mean it is pull-it-off-the bone after sprinkling it with the special dry rub, amazing. To

Last year’s second-graders at Jacobsville Elementary School helped reel in $5,000 by coming up with a colorful design.