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J.C. Penney to permanently close 4 stores
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Department store retailer J.C. Penney will shutter four stores across as many states, Retail Dive has reported. According to an email provided by the company, locations in Alabama, Texas and Maine will close before Sept. 22. The J.C. Penney at the Westfield Annapolis Mall in Annapolis, Maryland, will close in 2025.
Meet the Mid Presented by Allstate: Junior Snipe Brandon Chatman
Hometown: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Why did you choose Navy? They gave me a shot. at playing FBS football when nobody else would. What would you tell somebody that is considering coming to Navy to play football? You better come ready to work hard. If you could play another position, what...
K&B True Value, Evolve Direct Primary Care, Eye On Annapolis, Ledo Pizza, and The Choptank Team Up for Our Schools
Many years ago, Jared Littmann realized that he needed to give back to be a true neighborhood store. And Cash For Schools was born. The concept was simple: When a customer makes a purchase, they can donate a small amount to a designated school, and K&B True Value Hardware will match it up to $5,000.
Navy defensive coordinator P.J. Volker: A voice that resonates for Mids
Navy’s P.J. Volker is quickly establishing himself as one of college football’s top up-and-coming defensive coordinators in what is only his second season overseeing the Midshipmen’s defense. But he is quick to give credit for the recent success of the Navy defense under his watchful eyes to...
Daily News Brief | August 16, 2024
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Collegewide President Nora Demleitner on Preserving the Program While Preparing for the Future
August 16, 2024 | By Kirstin Fawcett (AGI26) Nora Demleitner, like most people connected with St. John’s College, is a fan of asking big questions. Assuming the role of collegewide president in July 2024, she posed a substantial one after serving for more than two years as Annapolis campus president: “How can we ensure the Program remains strong while accommodating today’s students, all while preparing them for meaningful lives and careers in a rapidly changing world?” This inquiry has no simple answer—but that, of course, has not stopped Demleitner (whose own favorite Program book is Democracy in America) from tackling it head-on, whether from her Mellon Hall office in Annapolis or an airplane high above the American Southwest.
Set Piece Conversions by UTSA Knocks Off Navy in Season Opener, 2-1
SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The Navy women's soccer team was tested early and often in a tough non-conference season opener on the road at UTSA on Thursday night. Taking on an experienced Roadrunner (1-0) squad, the Mids (0-1) were unable to match the host's efficiency on set pieces as UTSA found the back of the net in the first half off a corner kick before adding a second half insurance goal on a free kick from 35 yards out. Down 2-0 late, senior Amanda Graziano (Middlebury, Conn.) drew Navy within one for a final result of 2-1 at Park West Athletics Complex.
Downtown Annapolis businesses look to bounce back after Debby’s impact
Less than a week after the remnants of Debby soaked the D.C. area, causing Annapolis, Maryland, to experience its eighth biggest flooding event on record, businesses are trying to bounce back. Employees of downtown Annapolis businesses, including restaurants and bars, tell WTOP that while the damage was not as bad...
The Anchor Team of Academy Realty
Experience matters! Introducing the Anchor Team led by Jack Papaleonti GRI, who brings years of experience and a team mentality to real estate. There are so many obstacles and challenges that come up during a real estate transaction. An agent has to be in several places at once, so having a team that is always there pays off. With over 65 years of combined experience, we have extensive experience with waterfront homes, historic homes, condos, COOPs, investment properties, retirement homes, condemned homes, foreclosures, bank owned homes, and commercial real estate, as well as dealing with homeowner’s associations, well and septic properties, and more.
56th Annual Maryland Seafood Festival Returns to Sandy Point in September
The Maryland Seafood Festival returns to Annapolis on September 14th and 15th. Once again, you can enjoy the bounty of the Chesapeake Bay in the shadows of the iconic Chesapeake Bay Bridge!. A 56-year tradition, the festival has showcased great seafood, live music, arts and crafts, chef demos, and the...
The BayNet Daily Newscast: Annapolis Mayor Declares State Of Emergency Following Tropical Storm Debby (August 15, 2024)
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Maryland DNR Accepting Entries for Annual Photo Contest
Annapolis, MD - Maryland Department of Natural Resources is accepting entries for the annual photo contest. Photographers, novice or professional, can enter for the chance to win cash, park passes, and other great prizes. Winning entries will be placed in the 2025 Maryland DNR wall calendar. Deadline to enter is Monday, August 19 at 5:00p.m. EST. More details can be found here: https://dnr.maryland.gov/Pages/photocontest.aspx.
‘Ride Against Hate’ Cycling Event Organized in Response to Racial Assault in Annapolis (August 23, 2024)
On Friday, August 23, 2024, the Push’N Pedals Cycling Club, in collaboration with the DMV Cycling Alliance and the Office of Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley, will host the ‘Ride Against Hate’ event. The ride is a direct response to a racial assault against African American members of Push’N Pedals that occurred in downtown Annapolis on June 28, 2024—a crime that was not publicly reported by the Annapolis Police Department.
Former Cambridge planner pleads guilty to 2 counts in Annapolis hit-and-run
ANNAPOLIS — On Wednesday, former City of Cambridge Planning and Zoning Director John Steven Kaii-Ziegler pleaded guilty to two counts stemming from a fatal hit-and-run that occurred in Annapolis in January 2023. Kaii-Ziegler pleaded guilty to charges of leaving the scene of an accident involving death and causing injury as the result of operating a vehicle. On Jan. 12, Kaii-Ziegler, 64, of Annapolis, was indicted in Anne Arundel County in...
Update and New Video of Capsized Mega Yacht Love Bug
The capsized 121-foot mega yacht Love Bug was intentionally run into shallow waters near the Chesapeake Bay’s West River last week after it began taking on water. A witness on hand, Tim Hardman, who owns Tour Boat Annapolis, reported that he saw the yacht listing and as he got closer he could hear the high water alarms ringing.
Eastport to Annapolis Ferry Moves Forward
The City of Annapolis has released a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the design, construction, and commissioning of an electric passenger ferry. The ferry is intended to operate between City Dock and Eastport, supporting up to 15 passengers and requiring a crew of two. The ferry will be battery-powered, aligning with the city’s broader sustainability goals.
Chesapeake Bay Ferry Feasibility Study Released: Exploring A New Way To Cross The Bay
OCEAN CITY, Md. – The Chesapeake Bay Passenger Ferry Consortium, comprising representatives from Anne Arundel, Calvert, Queen Anne’s, Somerset, and St. Mary’s counties, released the findings of a feasibility study for a Chesapeake Bay passenger ferry system at this year’s Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) Conference in Ocean City, MD, on August 15, 2024. The results of the year-long study were presented during MACo’s Solutions Showcase breakout session, titled “Navigating Opportunity: Results of the 5-County Coalition on the Chesapeake Bay Ferry System Feasibility Study.”
EDENS Announces Upcoming Openings at Crofton Station
EDENS, which operates the recently updated Burtonsville Crossing, Cabin John Village, and more here in Montgomery County, announced today the opening of the first of three new anchor retail partners at Crofton Station in Gambrills, MD (Anne Arundel County). Several new businesses are set to open this year, including The Fresh Market, Michaels and Snap Fitness.
Anne Arundel schools emphasize student responsibility with grading regulation alterations
BALTIMORE -- The Anne Arundel County Public Schools are altering their grading regulation that will put more emphasis on student responsibility.Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mark Bedell said the alterations will start this upcoming school year which will focus on increasing student responsibility and providing more time for teachers to focus on instruction.Here are the changes:The number of allowable redos that can be done by students has been reduced from three to two per class per marking period and must be categorized as "Assessments" in teacher gradebooks.Late work will continue to be accepted, but with a progressive penalty structure for each...
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