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Linthicum: Get on the bus for an Eastern Shore crab feast
The Linthicum Chapter 2244 of the AARP will host a bus trip on July 24 that includes an Eastern Shore crab feast at Fisherman's Crab Deck in Grasonville.
Police arrest 4 in burglary spree
Police arrested four people last week and recovered $10,000 worth of property stolen from more than a dozen homes in Brooklyn Park, Linthicum and Glen Burnie.
Take your lawn chairs and go to a concert
The largest concert - Annapolis Symphony Orchestra's July 4 Spectacular - comes to AACC's Siegert Field at 8 p.m. Saturday.
Break in sewer main shuts down waterway
County public works officials yesterday discovered a 12-inch sewer main in Linthicum severed in two places, pouring up to 160,000 gallons of raw sewage a day into a tiny tributary of the Patapsco River.
Get your nominations in for the next Mayor of Linthicum
The Linthicum Community Fair Planning Committee is seeking nominations of qualified candidates for Honorary Mayor of Linthicum.
Linthicum: Sure thing: Volunteers always there for senior center
Even before the staff at the Brooklyn Park Senior Center arrives to work at 8 a.m., Joe Bentz already has been at the center for an hour, making coffee and getting the kitchen ready for the day.
SW Flight 3858: Plane makes safe emergency landing at Bwi
LINTHICUM - Airport and airlines officials say a Southwest flight from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to Philadelphia made a safe emergency landing at BWI after smoke was reported in the aircraft.
Water Overflow Closes Stoney Run
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Health officials have closed Stoney Run in Linthicum and Hanover after a wastewater overflow.
Three people were injured in separate auto accidents last night. County fire officials responded to an accident in the Linthicum area last night at 9:01 p.m. that sent a 33-year-old woman to the hospital.
Fourth-graders become Ripken, Ruth and Unitas
When you're a student in fourth grade at St. Philip Neri School, the last part of the year in social studies class is spent studying Maryland.
A 2nd Clinton shooting may link to sniper
Prince George's County police said yesterday they think the sniper suspects may be linked to yet another unsolved shooting -- this one of a liquor store clerk in Clinton on Sept.
Eric Hartley: Age limit for judges is outdated
In nearly 20 years on the bench in Anne Arundel County, Judge Michael Loney became known as a thoughtful and fair jurist.
Linthicum: Retiring from teaching, not from reaching out
After 27 years of teaching, with 13 years in the oil industry sandwiched in between, Leo Zerhusen has decided to retire.
Eric Hartley: A lesson in Keith Mills' recovery
Three years ago, Keith Mills was a convicted felon on house arrest. At 48, the WMAR television sportscaster from Linthicum had lost his job and been publicly humiliated after breaking into a cancer-stricken neighbor's house and stealing her pills to feed his addiction to prescription painkillers.
Linthicum: Eagle scout aspires to soar beyond the sky
At a recent Court of Honor, Boy Scout Troop 550 honored its newest Eagle Scout, Noah Wilson.
John S. Carroll: Zell 'Idiot in Terms of Journalism'
Aw! We just love when someone besides us calls Sam Zell an idiot. Of course, he could have us killed for his pocket change...he is a billionaire.
Gingrich speaks at fundraiser in Linthicum
Last night former U.S. Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich did his best to rally his troops with an illustration that he said he saw as a parallel to the situation of Republicans in the state of Maryland.
Cadwalader at Large: When 'No Parking Anytime' means almost anytime
We first moved to Anne Arundel County from Northern Baltimore City in December 1985.
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