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August 28, 2008


	Survey crew searches for historic clipper
Running with the pack While Patrick Reaves was repeating history, Doreen McCoubrie was making quite the debut. Afterward, all they wanted was a long nap.
	Progress visible on Ginger Cove's $27 million expansion
	Local Ravens fans do more than just roost on their laurels
Teen of the Week: Annie Bukowski Each year some teens complain loudly they don't have time to fulfill the state-mandated community service requirement.
Sandy Point lifeguards place 3rd in state competition Five of Sandy Point State Park's lifeguards placed third overall in the Maryland State Lifeguard Competition held earlier this month at Greenbrier State Park. The annual competition was re-started last year, when Sandy Point...
	Local Digest
Crisis in Care: Stretched families hunt for a break In many ways, Terri Kellum considers herself lucky.


	City takes lead in spreading hope to kids
	Who killed Annapolis native Joy Hayward?
Arundel Habitat for Humanity builds its 100th house It is often said the journey is greater than the destination.
	Ten-mile runners are ready to go
Around Annapolis: Feng shui consultant contributes to book for entrepreneurs Feng shui consultant Yarrow studies the energy inherent in everything - including business.
Group outfits 500 children for school Several hundred children gathered early yesterday afternoon on the dry, flat community green at Oxford Landing, waiting eagerly in front of tables stacked eyebrow high with backpacks, notepads and binders.
Boys and Girls Club members learn life lessons in Scotland Several months ago two teenage members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Annapolis & Anne Arundel County were tapped for a big summertime adventure.
National Sailing Hall of Fame gets closer to approval For the rest of the week, the National Sailing Hall of Fame is giving Annapolis a taste of what it will have to offer as it inches closer to winning community approval to move permanently into state property in the Historic...
	Annapolis 'Aquathlon' event loses racers, money


AACC's Performing Arts department short on hair, long on talent There's a trend going on in the Performing Arts department at Anne Arundel Community College.
Around Broadneck: Broadneck High School teacher returns from China Right about now, Broadneck High School history teacher Brian Hussey could eat a whole box of fried scorpions. Yum!


	New child-care center to open in Crofton area
	Around Crofton: Life's journey takes many turns for teacher


	Around Crownsville: Author flying high after aviation event
	Around Crownsville: Ireland evokes appreciation of home
	*Around Crownsville:* Couple helps fill the hole in dental care

Some things were the same yesterday at the 18th Annual Thunder on the Narrows on Kent Island.


Around the Park: Gold rush: Home party brings in some cash for old jewelry Twenty-five curious women showed up to mingle at Tracey Mooney's home in Magothy Forest, where she was hosting a home sales party.
Homeowner kills weeds with tarp; 'green' method reduces chemicals Many homeowners wage rigorous chemical warfare on weeds throughout the year, applying regular doses of herbicides, fungicides, and insecticides.
	Green Hornets: Hornets football's regular season kicks off tomorrow at Kinder Park
Around the Park: Cycling for a cure to cancer Tim Deegan of Chartwell, 45, a member of the Severna Park Peloton Bike Club has taken his liking for biking to a new level - off of the usual course along the Baltimore Annapolis Trail and on to pavement - to help raise...
Garry's: A morning tradition The quiet buzz of conversation, the sizzle of sausages on an open grill and the camaraderie of friends meeting for breakfast at Garry's Grill has been part of the Severna Park scene for 17 years.
	Green Hornets: Green Hornets gearing up for fall


Around South County: Back to school in south county As of Monday, most students were back at school, and in south county, that meant a lot of excitement for new and old friends, new facilities, new equipment and new principals.
Deale Area Historical Society opens doorways to the past During the South County Festival, the Deale Area Historical Society opened the doors to its new facility in the historic village at Herrington Harbour North in Tracys Landing.
	New leader for South River Federation
Lothian man dies from crash injuries The sign declaring Walid Y. Ibrahim the county's Soil Conservation District Cooperator of the Year is rusty after standing for more than a decade at the entrance of the Waymore Farm in Lothian.
Edgewater man gives antique tools to PBS show On a whim, an Edgewater man put in a call to PBS to see if they would be interested in some century-old hand tools he had inherited.
Harwood girl gets front-row seat to history While Sarah Evans likes history, she isn't too keen on having to read about it.
	Around South County: London Towne focuses on community


	Faster permit process sought for Odenton
Around West County: Using the force: Martial arts studio trains Jedi knights In conjunction with the release of the movie "The Clone Wars," Shelton Martial Arts Studio in Odenton recently hosted an open invitation for students and non-students to experience what a candidate (padawan) in...
	Police assaulted in Severn
Around West County: Senior Center gathering goes 'bananas' for cold-blooded visitors When you hear the words "banana" and "lipstick," it paints a colorful picture in your mind of fresh fruit and brightly colored red lipstick that glistens.
	State threatens lawsuit for Fort Meade contamination
	Odenton development raises conflict of interest accusations
	Police and residents to renew talks on crime

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