12 hrs ago | travel.nytimes.com | Mike Hampton
The Crab Houses of Maryland's Eastern Shore
"YOU'RE going to want the jumbos, hon," my waitress said as she stood, pen poised over her pad, next to my unadorned pine picnic table on the crowded outdoor deck of Waterman's crab house .
12 hrs ago | www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
Beach closed in Severna Park, thousands of fish die in Deale
It's that time of year: Local waterways are suffering from too much bacteria and too little oxygen.
12 hrs ago | www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
City teen shot man in leg after failing to shoot him in chest
Anthony Lamont Thompson is alive after a 15-year-old boy pointed a handgun at his chest and pulled the trigger - twice.
13 hrs ago | www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
Suit claims teachers heckled student
Two veteran gym teachers at Southern Middle School not only failed to protect a student from bullies, but actively participated in the heckling, according to a lawsuit filed against the county Board of Education.
www.baltimoresun.com | Mike Hampton
Maryland gets $44M for affordable housing projects
Maryland will get more than $44 million in federal funds to spur development of affordable housing projects throughout the state that have been stalled because of the economic downtown, the U. S. Treasury Department announced Friday.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
Council eyes garage fee options
Annapolis officials are considering scaling back some of the parking fee increases just approved at four city-owned parking facilities, although some rates at the coveted Hillman garage downtown still could go up as much as 60 percent.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
Maxwell asks county for more school money
The dust may have settled after this year's budget battle over school funds, but Superintendent Kevin Maxwell still hasn't given up.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
State to watermen: Sell us your crab licenses
The state is attempting to buy up thousands of crabbing licenses from part-time watermen.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
County residents looking for a cheaper way to get cigarettes and alcohol will be facing a smaller market after the state Comptroller's Office had a boom year in seizures.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
Jury will rehear drowning case
A county jury will decide if a 5-year-old boy suffered three years ago when he drowned at the Crofton Country Club.
www.postchronicle.com | Mike Hampton
"Naval Academy Professor Challenges Rising Diversity," ran the headline in The Washington Post.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
City Hall: How the process of annexation works
It has come to our attention at City Hall that false information on the proposed annexation of county property is being circulated.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
The former managers of the city's landmark Market House must pay two former vendors almost $220,000 because they "negligently misrepresented" the abilities of the building's air-conditioning system, a county judge has ruled.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
Market House prepares for several new vendors
City work crews yesterday began removing temporary partitions as they prepare the troubled Market House for new tenants for the first time in nearly four years.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
Obery tenants allege discrimination
Allegations that poor tenants will be forced out of a redeveloped public housing project in downtown Annapolis could spur a federal discrimination lawsuit against the Annapolis Housing Authority, attorneys representing the tenants said.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
O'Malley appoints Naval Academy grad to school board
It took Kevin Jackson two tries to get on the county Board of Education. He was nominated for the post last year, but didn't get the governor's appointment.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
County Council yanks slots bill
A key bill to allow the state's largest casino at Arundel Mills was withdrawn last night, but county politicians vow to resurrect it.
www.hometownannapolis.com | Mike Hampton
Report: Swimming in the bay is risky
If you hadn't thought twice about dipping your toes in the cool waters of a local creek or the Chesapeake Bay, a new report might make you think again.
Volvo Ocean Race May Be Sailing Back To Baltimore
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