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Summer brought moments of normalcy while living with ALS
44+ min ago (295+ words) Our favorite season still reminds me the most of my late husband, Jeff Written by Juliet Taylor | July 24, 2026 The second summer, 2019, was Jeff’s only full summer living with ALS. In June, he could walk very short distances — feet or possibly…...
How Gold Drives Everything in WoW’s Endgame
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (785+ words) Eye On Annapolis In World of Warcraft’s endgame, gold is not optional currency. It is infrastructure. Competitive players routinely spend hundreds of thousands of gold weekly on consumables, crafted gear, and enchants alone. The gap between a prepared player and…...
Roads closed Friday in downtown DC for White House Correspondents' Dinner
2+ hour, 16+ min ago (216+ words) The dinner was rescheduled after a man with a gun showed up to the initial event in April and tried to assassinate President Donald Trump. News4’s Jessica Albert reports from Downtown D.C. If you’re driving in downtown D.C. on…...
HISTORICALLY SPEAKING WITH ED COLEMAN: Pioneer builder Charles Wright deserves more recognition
2+ hour, 56+ min ago (684+ words) There are no monuments or plaques marking his accomplishments and his name is practically forgotten today. Yet in his time, Charles H. Wright was a pioneer of electric power generation in western Nova Scotia, built some of the finest stone and…...
Seven drug companies to pay Maryland $13M in opioid settlement
34+ min ago (134+ words) BALTIMORE — Another domino falls in the opioid epidemic. Attorney General Anthony Brown announced a $13 million settlement with seven opioid drug manufacturers. These are funds are set to be used for the state's efforts to continue fighting the opioid crisis. “Maryland…...
Eastport Civic Association Awards $8,000 to Six Local Nonprofits
6+ hour, 50+ min ago (245+ words) The Eastport Civic Association has awarded $8,000 in grants to six nonprofit organizations supporting education, youth development and community well-being in Eastport. The annual grant program supports projects focused on education, the environment, general welfare and civic life. Many of the…...
West Hants traffic stop leads to drug trafficking, weapons charges
6+ hour, 1+ min ago (422+ words) Three people are facing multiple charges following a July 20 targeted traffic stop in Windsor. The Southwest Nova RCMP Street Crime Enforcement Unit arrested three people and executed multiple search warrants as part of an ongoing drug trafficking investigation. During the…...
Building housing a Buckley restaurant listed for sale in Annapolis
13+ hour, 12+ min ago (106+ words) The building housing Tsu, formerly known as Tsunami, is for sale. The sushi restaurant is owned by former Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley. Your Daily Astrology: July 23 ‘Squatter King’ uses ‘street justice’ to reclaim Maryland properties ‘Help me’: Texts reveal alleged…...
Hutzell: Get your tickets now. The speed limit is dropping on Forest Drive.
11+ hour, 6+ min ago (1086+ words) Annapolis has good bones. You can see it in the spoke-and-wheel streets of the historic city’s beautiful center. And it has bones ready to break. Almost 60,000 cars and trucks enter Annapolis on Forest Drive every day, one of the ugliest,…...
9-year-old boy riding electric scooter struck and killed in Herndon
15+ hour, 36+ min ago (140+ words) A 9-year-old boy was struck and killed by a minivan as he rode an electric scooter Thursday evening. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports. A minivan struck and killed a 9-year-old boy riding an electric scooter in Herndon, Virginia, Thursday evening. It happened…...