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A series on an Annapolis woman for whom the possibility of paralysis began with a tingling toe. An investigation of the cleanup of the Chesapeake Bay that found more than $15 billion spent with murky

Mt. Calvary United Methodist Church, 1236 Jones Station Road in Arnold, recently held a rededication of their newly restored church. Dr. Reginald Tarpley and his congregation have been displaced since

Linda Barbour, executive director of Start The Adventure In Reading, presented a talk about the STAIR Program at the April meeting of the Anne Arundel County branch of the American Association of Univ

In recognition of their accomplishments and progress through the Civil Air Patrol curriculum, two members of the Annapolis Composite Squadron were recently honored with prestigious cadet program miles

Humans have created a variety of ways to tell their stories and share their histories: by word of mouth, through books, photographs and even quilts.

If family lineage has anything to do with career choice, then it is no wonder Alyson Schmid of Severn has decided to study for a career in engineering.

ENDIT5K walk/run

Rachel Vander Kolk, 18, a senior at Severna Park High School, has two discreet tattoos. One, on her wrist, is the Roman numeral XI. A small mermaid reclines on her foot.

There has been an invasion. No, this is not an Orson Welles radio report — it's the everyday life of Sandy Marron, whose life, home and heart has been invaded by books. The invasion has a purpose: It'

The room was full with the smell of soldering irons and the chatter of partners discussing procedures and instructions with one another. One hundred Old Mill Middle School South students, split into g