Annapolis Draws On History To Raise City Economy
A group of Annapolis residents and businessmen is hoping the past will bring financial presents to the city.
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A group of Annapolis residents and businessmen is hoping the past will bring financial presents to the city.
Businesses that sell boats are all over the place, especially around the Chesapeake Bay. But a business that sells build-your-own-boat kits to crafty people all over the world? That's a bit harder to find.
Judges from around Maryland are gathering in Annapolis for their annual conference.
Residents of public housing communities in Annapolis could be evicted this summer if they use their bedroom window air conditioners.
Frederick city officials want you to know you have a choice when it comes to who supplies your electricity.
Gov. Martin O'Malley will be the keynote speaker at the closing session of the U.S. Green Building Council meeting in Washington.
After nearly three hours at work, Morris Hall brushed his fingers over a cabinet of sorting cubbies to make sure he didn't overlook a stray envelope. He was about to head out of the Postal Service plant off Riva Road to begin his day.
Possible changes to Maryland's crabbing regulations will be discussed at a meeting in Annapolis.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates is scheduled to speak this month at the U.S. Naval Academy's graduation, an academy spokesman said Thursday.
Residents who live near the Naval Academy in Annapolis could smell natural gas as a result of utility work by Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.
Michele Sheiko's efforts to get healthy began last year, when she considered going on television's "The Biggest Loser" to share her weight loss journey with others.
Two parking meters installed in downtown Annapolis to collect spare change for the homeless have collected nearly $2,000.
Authorities in Annapolis are warning of a risk for stolen dinghies.
Annapolis emergency officials say floodwaters are receding, but still causing minor detours around the City Dock area.
Annapolis is preparing for the possibility of coastal flooding from heavy rain and winds moving through the area.
Maryland environmental advocates say they are pleased the General Assembly approved $23.5 million for a fund to fight pollution in the Chesapeake Bay during a hard budget year, but still noted plenty of disappointments in this year's legislative session.
Lawmakers only have a few hours left to wrap up this year's session.
A measure to raise the sales tax on alcohol from 6 percent to 9 percent in July was approved 78-62 by the House of Delegates on Monday, sending the legislation to the state Senate to consider on the last day of the Maryland General Assembly session.
The Maryland Senate voted 27-20 Monday to send the proposal back to a Senate committee, effectively killing it on the last day of the 2011 session
The Maryland Senate voted Monday morning for a bill to allow owners to bring their dogs to outdoor dining areas of restaurants, if restaurant owners say it's OK.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says the General Assembly "choked" on two of his top priorities this year.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation will be planting trees near the Bay Bridge.
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller says the reason he stalled work on a measure to extend protections to transgendered individuals is because the proposal lacks enough support in the Senate.
Maryland State Police and fire department personnel responded to investigate a suspicious letter received in the state mailroom in the Jeffrey Building in Annapolis. It was later determined to be baby powder.
A group in favor of a bill that would allow in-state tuition for illegal immigrants under certain circumstances in Maryland will be expressing support for the legislation in Annapolis.
