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Company applying under Environment Act for Brooklyn Road quarry approval
1+ hour, 58+ min ago (1062+ words) Blasting would be part of proposed aggregate extraction operation A Nova Scotia numbered company is applying under the Environment Act for approval of a quarry operation at an Annapolis County site, a proposal that has proven controversial in the past....
FOX 45: Maryland voters cite gap between priorities and agenda
1+ hour, 59+ min ago (124+ words) Maryland voters say they are frustrated by what they see as a disconnect between their views on hot-button issues and the actions from Annapolis. BTS dined at this Fells Point spot twice during their time in Baltimore Resurfaced racist posts…...
Starting Friday night, expect closures, delays near Suitland Parkway Interchange project
2+ hour, 52+ min ago (295+ words) August 14, 2026, 9:51 AM A new traffic pattern will be in effect Monday morning in connection with the large Maryland Route 4 and Suitland Parkway Interchange project. But drivers should avoid the area beginning Friday evening and through the weekend, according to the…...
All The Rage Vintage to Close Annapolis Store in September
4+ hour, 51+ min ago (289+ words) Another piece of Annapolis’ eclectic West Street retail scene is preparing to say goodbye. All The Rage Vintage, the vintage clothing, furniture, and home goods shop at 208 West Street, has announced that its Annapolis store will close in mid-September. The…...
Lawrencetown prepares to build collection, operate independent library
5+ hour, 3+ min ago (1723+ words) Village to call for book donations once volunteers are ready to catalog them Members of the Lawrencetown village commission realize it’s an ambitious project, but the community has the volunteers and talent needed to operate an independent library. Vice-chairperson Jane…...
Maryland Counties Seek New Revenue Tools as Budget Pressures Mount
5+ hour, 9+ min ago (521+ words) Maryland county leaders are seeking greater authority to raise local revenue as reduced state aid, mandated education spending and additional expenses transferred from Annapolis place increasing pressure on local budgets. The requests come as state officials prepare to address a…...
Synthetic or natural grass? The turf war in a Maryland school district.
2+ hour, 36+ min ago (81+ words) Breaking news and analysis on politics, business, world, national news, entertainment and more. In-depth DC, Virginia, Maryland news coverage including traffic, weather, crime, education, restaurant reviews and more. Officials in Montgomery County say a $55 million move toward more artificial turf…...
Maryland agencies restrict answers to news outlets, citing private lawsuit against Wes Moore
7+ hour, 40+ min ago (131+ words) Maryland agencies have stopped providing answers to routine government questions from four news organizations and say they are instead sending their inquiries for legal review, citing a private defamation lawsuit filed personally against… Travis Pastrana explains what to expect at…...
Gaithersburg man sentenced to 25 years in pipe-bombing case
7+ hour, 25+ min ago (416+ words) August 14, 2026, 5:18 AM A Gaithersburg man whose homemade bomb-making literally burst before the attention of authorities last fall is set to spend 25 years in prison. Robert Stojinski Jr., 43, pled guilty in April to piecing together — and then detonating — a pipe bomb…...
‘So many tears’: 252-year-old family farm threatened by proposed high-voltage line – NBC4 Washington
13+ hour, 26+ min ago (495+ words) Communities throughout the region are fighting back against a massive, high-voltage transmission line project that could crosscut historic farms, cemeteries, neighborhoods and rivers. Northern Virginia Bureau reporter Drew Wilder went to Clarke County, where families say the proposed lines would…...