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Honduras Compassion Connects Fire Departments

2019-07-07

Partnerships fostered Annapolis Fire Department to donate 26 turnout sets to Honduras Firefighters. Honduras Compassion Partners is connecting Maryland firefighters with firefighters in La Paz, Honduras to upgrade their equipment and gear. As a result of their mission, The City of Annapolis Fire Department donated 26 sets of “turnout” gear, of which 10 have already […]

Filed Under: First Responder Tagged With: Annapolis, firefighters, Honduras, turnout gear

Del Mark Fisher:  The Most Dangerous 90 Days of the Year!

2019-02-17

Each year, Maryland has a 90-day Legislative Session.  Thousands of bills are proposed each year – some good and others problematic. And so the question arises: How does Virginia, a much larger state, survive with only a 60-day Session during even years – and a 46-day Session during odd years? The answer is simple – […]

Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: Annapolis, Del Mark Fisher, session

Informational Text Line for Inauguration Festivities

2019-01-15

Hogan Administration, City of Annapolis Launch Text Line for Inauguration Text MDGOV to 99411 to Receive Reminders, Updates The Hogan administration in partnership with the City of Annapolis has launched an informational text line for Marylanders who are interested in details regarding the Inauguration festivities on Wednesday, January 16, including road closures, reminders, and day-of […]

Filed Under: Community Tagged With: Annapolis, inauguration, Information, text

Major Delays Likely this Weekend In Annapolis/Parole

2018-09-01

Last Weekend Before Maryland Public Schools Begin and Funeral for Late-Senator John McCain Could Create Delays The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) is advising motorists to plan extra travel time and continue the practice of leaving early and staying late as the Labor Day weekend approaches. Hundreds of thousands of motorists […]

Filed Under: First Responder Tagged With: Annapolis, funeral, MD70, MDOT SHA, Parole, Rowe Blvd, US50

Statement from Gov Hogan on Annapolis Shooting

2018-06-29

Governor Larry Hogan released the following statement on today’s shooting in Annapolis: “We are terribly saddened by the loss of five members of our community in today’s heinous shooting. The First Lady and I are praying for the victims, those who were injured, and their families, friends, and loved ones in this time of tragedy. […]

Filed Under: Top News Tagged With: Annapolis, Gov Hogan, shooting

New MDOT MVA/DNR Service Center in Annapolis

2018-05-01

Hogan Administration Brings New MDOT MVA/DNR Combined Service Center to Annapolis Services now offered at combined service center include driving, fishing, hunting, boating, and crabbing licenses Residents of Annapolis and the surrounding area are now able to complete Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration (MDOT MVA) and Department of Natural Resources (DNR) transactions in […]

Filed Under: First Responder Tagged With: Annapolis, MDOT MVA

Cardinal Hickey Academy Attends Student Advocacy Day

2018-03-15

Cardinal Hickey Academy 8th Grade Students Join Senator Mike Miller in Annapolis for Student Advocacy Day Cardinal Hickey Academy 8th Grade Students Join Senator Mike Miller in Annapolis for Student Advocacy Day ‘Making a Difference’ is better understood through experience rather than just a lesson in the classroom MD: Cardinal Hickey Academy’s 8th Grade class […]

Filed Under: Community Tagged With: Advocacy Day, Annapolis, Cardinal Hickey Academy

Weems Creek Swing Bridge Reopens in Annapolis

2018-01-23

Bridge Maintenance Work Completed Nearly Two Weeks Ahead of Schedule The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) is opening the MD 436 (Ridgely Avenue) Bridge over Weems Creek in Anne Arundel County following repairs and maintenance. The swing bridge has been closed to traffic since January 2 and expected to remain closed […]

Filed Under: First Responder Tagged With: Annapolis, bridge, Weems Creek

Tourism and Arts Industry to Gather in Annapolis

2018-01-22

Maryland Tourism Day is scheduled for February 16 and Maryland Arts Day is scheduled for February 22. Maryland Tourism Day is sponsored by the Maryland Tourism Coalition and the Maryland Association of Destination Marketing Organizations, and provides an opportunity for tourism stakeholders to meet with their representatives to discuss the importance of tourism to the […]

Filed Under: Entertainment Tagged With: Annapolis, arts, tourism

Two Marinas Certified as Maryland Clean Marinas

2017-12-02

Two Anne Arundel County marinas earned Maryland Clean Marina awards after passing a voluntary evaluation and inspection by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. Horn Point Harbor in Annapolis and Pleasure Cove Marina in Pasadena both met the criteria checklist, bringing the total number of Maryland Clean Marinas and Partners to 152. In Anne Arundel […]

Filed Under: First Responder Tagged With: Annapolis, Anne Arundel, clean marina

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