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A 60-year-old man was found Saturday night suffering from life-threatening injuries outside a Millersville liquor store, county police and firefighters said.
Project shares history of black watermen
Stitch by stitch, many hands are joining to tell the untold stories of the black men who have worked the waters of the Chesapeake Bay.
Four Rivers Heritage honors bestowed
The Four Rivers Heritage Area honored exemplary people and projects that enrich the area's historic and cultural life at its sixth annual awards celebration held last week at Historic London Town and Gardens.
Doctor has another story to tell
Dr. Joan Lehmann, an emergency room physician at Baltimore Washington Medical Center, poses at Hard Bean Coffee & BookSellers in Annapolis with her new book.
Around South County: Shady Side museum celebrates 25 years
Despite the cold and soggy conditions, the West River Heritage Day Oyster Festival in Shady Side brought in a crowd on Sunday at the Capt.
West River Heritage Day Oyster Festival
Date: October 19, 2009 By: Paul W. Gillespie The Shady Side Rural Heritage Society and BayVue Consulting, Inc., presents West River Heritage Day Oyster Festival at the Captain Salem Avery Museum.
Photo contest winners announced
The Shady Side Rural Heritage Society recently sponsored a photography competition, "Local Lens: Images of South County and the Bay." The contest was open to any photographer, but the photographs were to have been taken over the course of the 2009 summer.
More than 100 environmental projects are getting funding from the Chesapeake Bay Trust, which gets most of its money from the "Treasure the Chesapeake" license plates.
2 teens charged with hate crime
Two 15-year-old boys perpetrated a hate crime last week on a predominately black church in Shady Side, county police said yesterday.
Two Teens Charged With Hate Crime
Anne Arundel County Police have charged two teenagers with spray painting "KKK" on a bus stored on the property.
Artists will exhibit work in south county show starting Friday
The Muddy Creek Artists Guild will present an art show and sale the last two weeks of September in Deale.
Around South County: Heirloom doll collection donated to Salem Avery House Museum
Vilma Stockton was either a full- or part-time resident of Shady Side for most of her life.
The inaugural Peg Wallace Memorial Family Fun Festival, rained out in July, has been rescheduled for Sept.
'Flush fee' funding for septic upgrades on hold
The government program to help homeowners upgrade their septic systems is on hold - at least until the county receives more money from the state's "flush fee." The county Health Department has given out all of its money for upgrading septic systems to improve the health of local rivers and the Chesapeake Bay.
South County Lions Club gearing up for full fall schedule
With the hope of helping local residents earn money and clear out unwanted items, the South Anne Arundel Lions Club is busy planning a fall service event to include a flea market on Oct.
Superhero Camp Celebrity Golf Classic WWI Model Airplanes Glen Burnie McDonalds rebuild First day of school Major League Lacrosse Playoffs Navy Football Practice Scrimmage Home of the Week: Susie and Jim Snyder Health Care 'Tea Party' Rally Think a bunch of children are hard to control? Try a bunch of children with superpowers.
Around Annapolis: 25-year-old mural captures Annapolis in time
There's a place where Annapolis exists free from modern-day traffic congestion and burgeoning development - and it's not just in the memories of longtime residents.
Around Annapolis: 25-year-old mural captures Annapolis in time
There's a place where Annapolis exists free from modern-day traffic congestion and burgeoning development - and it's not just in the memories of longtime residents.
Memorable win for Holt, Kestrel
Al Holt is 71 years old and has been racing sailboats for nearly five decades. So it means a lot when the Annapolis resident calls the 36th annual St.
Which communities along the Chesapeake Bay are most at risk due to sea-level rise? The entire coast of the Chesapeake Bay is vulnerable to sea-level rise, but areas with low elevation or large amounts of exposed shoreline generally are most at risk.
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