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Patrick Skinner
School board votes to offer Chinese classes
- Anne Arundel County seventh-graders will have the opportunity next year to learn Chinese.
Check your health at the Annapolis Health Fair
- The city of Annapolis and Anne Arundel Medical Center are joining together to co-sponsor the 2007 City Health Fair.
Annapolis to crack down on noise pollution
- Annapolis police launched a noise abatement program Tuesday in the downtown area.
Crownsville land to remain green
- County Executive John Leopold has announced the preservation of 546 acres of land in Crownsville designed to help protect the South River watershed.
Harford library introduces My Library DV
- Harford County Library has announced a new program that will allow patrons to download movies and educational programs to their home computers.
Chinese educators to visit Anne Arundel schools
- A delegation of Chinese educators will visit five Severna Park, Annapolis, Meade, Brooklyn Park and Old Mill middle schools to present information on Chinese language and culture this week.
Fort Smallwood to host fundraiser for sister school in Kenya
- The Coins For Kenya Family Concert and Auction will be held at 5:45 p.m. today.
Anne Arundel Community College offers new degree
- The nationwide need for trained medical laboratory technicians has prompted Anne Arundel Community College to create a medical laboratory technician Associate of Applied Science degree program, starting this fall.
Preservationist to speak in Annapolis
- John Nau lll, a nationally known preservationist, will speak tonight in Annapolis as part of the 2007 St. Clair Wright lecture series.
New guidelines given for visitors to Naval Academy
- The Naval Academy revised its guidelines for visitors. The new hours for general visitation are from 6 a.m. or sunrise, whichever is later, to 5 p.m. or sunset, whichever is later.
Slavery apology gaining support
- The nine members of the Annapolis City Council have voted unanimously to put a resolution apologizing for slavery on their agenda.
