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County drops plan to sell downtown Annapolis park
Anne Arundel County officials have scuttled a plan to sell a downtown Annapolis park for possible development, hoping that the city will be willing to take over management of the county-owned land. Alan R. Friedman, county director of government...Tags: Anne Arundel County, Annapolis, Local Government
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Annapolis Alderman Kirby to appear in election board inquiry
Annapolis Alderman Kenneth A. Kirby will appear Wednesday night before the city's election board as the panel investigates whether Kirby, who does not have a permanent home, is meeting residency requirements. Annapolis Mayor Joshua J. Cohen has asked for...Tags: PCP, Annapolis, Politics, Justice System, Local Elections
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Anne Arundel County considering sale of Annapolis park
A county-owned park in downtown Annapolis could be developed into office, retail or residential space under a plan that has some neighbors upset about the loss of green space. Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold has asked the County Council...Tags: Anne Arundel County, Annapolis, Local Government
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MLK breakfast loses county funding
The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Breakfast in Anne Arundel County will take place as scheduled in January, but minus the customary $5,000 from the county — which stunned the planners of the event, now in its 31st year. Funding for the...Tags: Anne Arundel County, Martin Luther King Jr., Awards and Prizes, Human Interest, Annapolis
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10-month journey ends in Annapolis
More than 300 days had passed since Matt Rutherford pushed out on his 27-foot boat from Annapolis after a quiet send-off. More than 27,000 miles had been navigated to help Rutherford become the first sailor in history to go solo and nonstop around North...Tags: Boats, Tom Hanks, Annapolis, Benjamin L. Cardin, Europe Sailing
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Annapolis business owners and festivals battle for customers
With flavors like Raspberry Truffle, Cotton Candy and Burgundy Cherry, Storm Bros. Ice Cream Factory has never had a problem luring walk-in customers to its perch near City Dock in downtown Annapolis. The 35-year-old shop's location in one of Maryland's...Tags: Entertainment, Economy, Business and Finance, Minority Groups, Chesapeake Bay, Africa
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Hurricane planning? Remember the pets
The Baltimore SunAs Hurricane Irene approaches, it's important to keep pets in mind while planning for the storm -- or any other potential disasters. Maryland Emergency Management Agency is urging people to plan ahead for this weekend's potentially extreme weather event...Tags: Tropical Storms, Health Organizations, Pets, Health, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Irene weaker but still dangerous
Slightly weaker, but still a big, wet and dangerous storm, Hurricane Irene hit the North Carolina beaches early Saturday en route to a battened-down Delmarva Peninsula.
The state of Maryland, Anne Arundel County, and the cities of Baltimore, Annapolis...Tags: Anne Arundel County, Entertainment, Regional Authority, Air Transportation Industry, Public Transportation
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Ballet Theatre impresses with new studio, take on 'Aladdin'
Ballet Theatre of Maryland will open its 33rd season with a take on "Aladdin," which features an impressive blend of contemporary storytelling, classic accompaniment, strong choreography and well-executed dance. BTM has moved into a spacious new facility...Tags: Dance, Entertainment, Baltimore Museum of Art, Igor (movie), Aladdin (movie)
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Annapolis Market House reopens
![Some tourists came for gelato. One couple lunched on raw oysters. And a woman hovered near a display of half-pound jumbo lump crab cakes, pointing to a companion and saying, "Oh, my God."](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-07/63167747-11153832.jpg "Some tourists came for gelato. One couple lunched on raw oysters. And a woman hovered near a display of half-pound jumbo lump crab cakes, pointing to a companion and saying, "Oh, my God.\"")
Some tourists came for gelato. One couple lunched on raw oysters. And a woman hovered near a display of half-pound jumbo lump crab cakes, pointing to a companion and saying, "Oh, my God."
As the historic Annapolis Market House reopened Monday amid a...Tags: Regional Authority, Sandwiches, Rental Service, Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Metropolitan in Federal Hill awaits arrival of Beaujolais Nouveau barrels
![Before there was Harry Potter midnight release parties, there was Georges Duboeuf, the mastermind behind the annual "third-Thursday-in-November" release of Beaujolais Nouveau.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-11/138319620-16083029.jpg "Before there was Harry Potter midnight release parties, there was Georges Duboeuf, the mastermind behind the annual "third-Thursday-in-November\" release of Beaujolais Nouveau.")
The Baltimore SunBefore there was Harry Potter midnight release parties, there was Georges Duboeuf, the mastermind behind the annual "third-Thursday-in-November" release of Beaujolais Nouveau. This year's release is accompanied by an energetic and fresh national...Tags: Ellicott City, Harry Potter (fictional character), Federal Hill, Roland Park, Annapolis
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Plan proposes 34 miles of bicycle routes around Annapolis
An off-street bike trail links Truxton Park in Annapolis to the Bates Sports Complex. A bicycle lane runs along Edgewood Road between the Back Creek Nature Park and Bay Ridge Road. A snippet of shared bicycle-motor vehicle lane cuts the angle from...Tags: Cycling, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Motorvehicle Accidents, Transportation Accidents
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