The county fair is here! The rides, the carnival games, the fried food and fresh lemonade, craft fairs, and the animals. I for one can’t wait. I remember as a child excitedly running up to the petting zoos, petting goats and holding chicks, milking a cow, winning goldfish at games, and riding on camels. I…
This morning, County Executive, Steuart Pittman, announced tighter coronavirus restrictions to be put into effect this month in Anne Arundel County. These restrictions are mainly focused on indoor dining and youth sports in the county. Pittman’s orders included: On Nov. 13, social gatherings will be limited to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors. On…
31 October 2020 — Maryland, a state that had diligently worked to control COVID outbreak and aggravation, finds itself once again in a state of emergency, as Governor Larry Hogan renewed the proclamation on Friday, 30 October. This is the tenth COVID-19 state of emergency proclamation since the crisis began with the first on 05…
Do you love animals and shopping at the mall? Well now you can do both! The SPCA’s new adoption center is a cute storefront located in the Westfield Annapolis Mall where you can adopt rabbits, cats, kittens, guinea pigs, hedgehogs, turtles, and more! Paws at the Mall is located where Banana Republic used to be…
Montgomery County is preparing for a large COVID spike during and after election day. Polling stations are stocking up on sanitary equiptment and thinking of new ways of social distancing when people are in line, as well as getting creative with mail-in voting. The crowded indoor polling stations are now a thing of the past…
Over the month of July a midshipman in the Naval Academy tweeted out many racist statements about Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. After the tweets were shared through the Navel football team and others. The screenshots of those tweets than made there way up to Superintendent Vice Adm. After the screenshots made its way up…
Staff members of nursing homes are not getting tested for COVID. This means nursing homes could be having COVID positive staff working with the elderly patients. As shown in COVID research the elderly are extremely susceptiable to the disease. Their weakened immune systems can not handle the powers of the COVID virus. Therefore meaning if…
On Thursday, Governor Larry Hogan and Superintendent Karen Salmon concluded their evaluation on the COVID crisis in respective counties all over the state, deciding that it would be safe for Fall sports to resume on October 7th. Although, the majority if not all the public schools are not open for students to come on schools’ grounds.…
The Maryland Public Secondary Schools Association recently announced a surprising plan to move the fall and winter sports seasons to the spring due to current COVID-19 restrictions. The three athletic seasons will run consecutively starting February 1st through June 19th of 2021. Each season will be given a 20 day preseason and will overlap each…
On October 20th, 2019 a man named Derrell Smith crashed a stolen car from Prince George’s County into the Davidsonville Market. The Davidsonville Market sits at the intersection between 214 and 424 and it is a historic market which is well known by the members of the community. Smith crashed into the building around 12:30…