Less than a week after the U.S. Naval Academy removed 381 books and literary works from its library, a local Annapolis book club staged a reading of one of the removed books at Annapolis City Dock. Originally Published: April 13, 2025 at 5:00 AM EDT
U.S. Naval Academy croquet team Imperial Wicket's Liam Wert holds a trophy above his head as he celebrates his team's win over St. John's College in the 2025 Annapolis Cup. At left is Annapolis' mayor, Gavin Buckley, and Superintendent of …
Native Plants, Historic Varieties, and Family Activities Featured During Mother’s Day Weekend Event Historic Annapolis will host its 51st Annual Plant Sale at the William Paca Garden on Saturday, May 10, and Sunday, May 11. The two-day event coincides with …
Pets are family! And no one knows that better than Dr. Megan Martorana. After practicing for many years, Dr. Megan decided to put four wheels under her practice and bring the vet to you. Enter Annapolis Area Mobile Vet! Look it’s stressful going to a …
This spring, embark on an unforgettable journey with Watermark! In addition to regularly scheduled cruises and walking tours, Watermark has curated an exciting lineup of special event cruises in Annapolis and Baltimore. Whether you’re celebrating mom and …
Thomas Jefferson, the third president, was born on April 13, 1743. Several years ago, my wife Louise and I had celebrated by visiting the Jefferson Memorial in Washington. I asked a kind passer-by to take our photo, and just at that moment, a gust of wind …
The legendary circus is completing its three-year tour in Baltimore later this weekend. Before that, however, they made a stop at Thrive Gym in Annapolis, where they taught the next generation of gymnasts and circus performers about their craft.
Brian Adam died more than two years ago due to complications from Parkinson’s Disease. The Severna Park resident was 68 years old and had been battling the progressive neurological disorder for a decade. Adam, known as “Big B” to family and friends, will …
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