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Victim Robbed At Gunpoint After Withdrawing Cash In Annapolis
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – On May 17, 2024, at approximately 1 p.m., officers responded to the 300 block of Sail Place in Annapolis for a citizen robbery. The 59-year-old male victim had withdrawn money from a bank and was walking to his vehicle when he was approached by three black males wearing dark clothing and armed with handguns.
Food Friday: Tea Party
“Take some more tea,” the March Hare said at that literary tea party. Alice and her chums enjoyed a tea time that was riddled with puns, good butter and the illogical chaos of Wonderland. More tea was taken, and hurled overboard in Boston in December of 1773, when the Sons of Liberty, in disguise and under cover of night, tired of excessive taxation without representation, tipped a fortune of imported British tea into the wintery water of Boston Harbor.
Teasers Tour Kicks Off With Next Week’s Tiki Lee’s Fun Run
For the fourth straight year, Maryland Offshore Performance Marine Center owner Andy Imhof and his team are getting ready to embark on an extensive poker run tour in their canopied 36-foot Skater Powerboats catamaran thanks to their recurring Key West, Fla.-based sponsor, Teasers Gentleman’s Club. Dubbed the “Teasers Tour” since Maryland Offshore partnered with the popular Key West club in 2021, this year’s event showcase starts on Saturday, June 1, in Sparrows Point, Md., with the Tiki Lee’s Fun Run.
Maryland man points gun at mother and kids in road rage incident
HOWARD COUNTY, Md. - A man has been arrested in connection with an alleged road rage incident that occurred in Howard County. The suspect has been identified as 32-year-old Jeffery Johnson, of Dundalk, Maryland. Johnson has been charged with four counts of first-degree assault, four counts of second-degree assault, the...
3-day Tea Party Festival includes block party, parade, reenactment, raft race
CHESTERTOWN — The Tea Party Festival welcomes one and all this weekend in celebrating the 250th anniversary of the “Chester Town Resolves” and tossing British tea overboard. The festival kicks off Friday, May 24 with a block party in Wilmer Park on the Chester River, followed by...
From Our Early Files
150 years ago May 23, 1874 • A most disastrous flood occurred about eight o’clock on Saturday morning last in Hampshire county, Massachusetts, caused by the apparently almost simultaneous breaking of three reservoirs, or rather dams, on Mill river. The water swept through the manufacturing villages of Williamsburg, Hardensville, Leeds and Florence, with resistless violence. ...
Discover the Top Burger Spot in Annapolis, Md! Here’s Where to Go
Grumps Cafe, located in the middle of Annapolis, Maryland, has become a popular neighborhood haunt. Duncan and Deena Bradbury, Bay Ridge locals, own and run this small establishment, which has developed a reputation for delectable comfort food. Among its most notable items is the famed Grump Burger, a massive ground beef sandwich that defies expectations. Let’s get into the wonderful details of this legendary masterpiece.
Wye River Upper School Recognizes Nine Graduates
Wye River Upper School celebrated nine graduates during the 2024 Commencement Ceremony inside the school’s main campus at the Centreville Armory. Lydia Antonelli, Luke Blackiston, Avery Clawson, John Corley, Alex Faranetta, Trent Hudson, Davin Martin, Bridon Lucas, and Collins Rhoe received diplomas from Head of School Stephanie Folarin, Assistant Head of School Nicole Sophocles, and Board Chair Nikki Williams. Macyn Poag, Wye River Upper School Class of 2020, shared an alumni address. Director of Maryland Park Services Ranger Angela Crenshaw delivered the commencement address for the Class of 2024, urging students to trust their instincts and to be true to their authentic selves as they face important decisions. Ranger Crenshaw described her previous work with the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad State Park as instrumental in shaping her personal and professional values and is guided by Tubman’s values of selflessness, bravery, and humility. “As a Maryland Park Ranger, I lead with my heart forward, just like Ms. Tubman and her team of supporters on the underground railroad. If you can, I suggest you do the same.” Graduates will attend the University of Central Florida for aerospace engineering, St. Mary’s of Maryland Honors College, A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland College Park, Washington College, Maine Maritime Academy, and McDaniel College. Other graduates will enter the United States Marine Corps, work for the Maryland Department of Transportation, and pursue a career as a Yamaha Certified Mechanic for the marine industry.
Food Friday: Tea Party
“Take some more tea,” the March Hare said at that literary tea party. Alice and her chums enjoyed a tea time that was riddled with puns, good butter and the illogical chaos of Wonderland. More tea was taken, and hurled overboard in Boston in December of 1773, when the Sons of Liberty, in disguise and under cover of night, tired of excessive taxation without representation, tipped a fortune of imported British tea into the wintery water of Boston Harbor.
KCMS Students Play the Game of LIFE
For decades The Game of LIFE board game has been a fun way to learn about the challenges of managing a household budget. On Friday, May 17, Kent County Middle School eighth-graders got a taste of real-world family budgeting through an activity based on the classic game. Tables were set...
4th annual Roger D. Brown Scholarship awarded to Vagelis Ananiadis
CHESTERTOWN — Kent County High School senior Vagelis Ananiadis has been drawn to the stories that history has to share since childhood, when he would spend long car trips listening to the “Stories of the World” audio curriculum. He took every history class he could in high school, and wrote his college essay about his interest in history. Thanks to his passion and hard work, his teachers selected Ananiadis to receive the Roger D. Brown Scholarship, awarded by the Historical Society of Kent County each...
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