Annapolis launches another attempt to chart the future. This time could be different.
Capital Gazette, , Capital Gazette Editorial Board
Wednesday night, the Annapolis City Dock Action Committee will kick off a months-long effort to answer the ancient riddle of Annapolis.
Learn More »Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley backs new City Dock recommendations – and makes a few of his own
Capital Gazette, , Danielle Ohl
Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley threw his support behind a study from the Urban Land Institute, released Tuesday. The report, a result of two days of interviews with residents, lawmakers and business owners, suggests Annapolis should preserve the existing “envelope” of buildings near City Dock, but move forward with development that would honor the city’s working-class maritime history and attract visitors to the waterfront.
Learn More »Much rides on results of Urban Land Institute study
Capital Gazette,
Whatever you think of the Annapolis penchant for hiring consultants and think tanks, there is no doubt that Tuesday’s big reveal of the Urban Land Institute Technical Panel could be a bellwether moment.
Learn More »Historic Annapolis’ Museum Store to temporarily relocate
Eye on Annapolis, , EOA Staff
As of January 31, 2019, the Historic Annapolis Museum and Store located at 99 Main Street will be closing temporarily to create a new and inviting space for its upcoming permanent exhibit on the history of Annapolis.
Learn More »Paca House and Gardens receives Couple’s Choice Award by Wedding Wire
Eye on Annapolis, , EOA Staff
WeddingWire, Inc., a leading global online wedding marketplace, annually celebrates the top wedding professionals on WeddingWire across more than 20 service categories, from venues and caterers to florists and photographers.
Learn More »Ahead of General Assembly start, millions requested through Anne Arundel bond bills
Capital Gazette, , Lauren Lumpkin
When women seek drug and alcohol treatment, they don’t always have a place to take their children. “We’re one of maybe four, that I’m aware of, where women in treatment can have their children with them,” said Chris McCabe, executive director of Chrysalis House in Crownsville.
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