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The Auxiliary of Anne Arundel Medical Center is sponsoring "An Evening with Dr. Thomas Fogarty", cardiovascular surgeon, professor of surgery at Stanford University, inventor of the arterial balloon catheter, and founder of Thomas Fogarty Winery and Vineyards. Full Story »

There's a reason Alderwoman Classie Hoyle's about-face on the racist, homophobic attacks against her opponent seemed sudden: It was utterly insincere. Full Story »

When you think "hybrid", Ford Motor Company is probably not the first manufacturer that you think of. Which is unfortunate, because Ford's gasoline-electric hybrid technology is every bit as advanced as Toyota's. Full Story »

DUNDALK, Md. (AP) — Baltimore County police say the man who allegedly stabbed a Baltimore city officer outside a Dundalk strip club has been charged. A court commissioner charged 27-year-old Glenn Lansinger of Dundalk Friday night at Shock Trauma with attempted first-degree murder. Full Story »

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A 21-year-old Michigan poker professional who chose cards over college won the World Series of Poker main event in Las Vegas early Tuesday, winning $8.55 million and becoming the youngest player to win the tournament in its 40-year history. Full Story »

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Unless Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine steps in, sniper mastermind John Allen Muhammad will be executed Tuesday for the attacks that terrorized the nation's capital region for three weeks in 2002. Full Story »

Head coach Ken Niumatalolo said Navy will likely stick with the new offensive line alignment that was unveiled on Saturday against Notre Dame. Eric Douglass, a 6-foot-2, 273-pound sophomore from Owasso, Okla., started at center and played a half before suffering a knee injury. Full Story »

Come learn about our unique, nurturing early childhood program for 3 & 4's where children explore, discover, ask questions and make meaningful connections through experiential learning. Upcoming Open Houses scheduled for Wed. Nov. 11th @ 12:30pm and Thurs. Nov. 12th @ 7pm. Full Story »

Kiwanis Club of Commodore Mayo will have a dinner meeting on Thursday, November 12 at 7:00 PM at the clubhouse, 1133 Carr's Wharf Rd, Mayo. Speaker will be South River High School Student, Victoria Preston who will discuss her recent trip to Europe with the People To People Student Ambassadore Program. Full Story »

The Irene D. Williamson Society of Wayman Good Hope AME Church is having a clothing give away for those in need on Saturday, November 14th from 1-3pm. The church is located at 100 Hoyle Lane, Severna Park, MD. Full Story »

The Festival is an annual celebration of Irish culture featuring international and local music and dance, traditional cuisine, workshops, cultural exhibits, and vendors of everything Irish. Full Story »

The band has opened shows for the likes of The Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton. Their single, "Tuff Enuff" was featured in the film Gung Ho starring Michael Keaton. Muddy Waters called co-founder Kim Wilson his favorite harmonica player and vocalist. Performance starts at 7pm. Full Story »

The Episcopal Church Women of St. Martin's-in-the-Field, 375 Benfield Road, Severna Park, will sponsor their annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, December 5, 2009, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.Candles, wreaths, jewelry, wood crafts, flower arrangements, croqueted items, home goods, etc. The crafts this year are better than ever. Full Story »

The Mall in Columbia will offer extended shopping hours prior to and after the holidays, but will be closed on Thanksgiving (November 24th) and Christmas Day (December 25th). Full Story »

It's hard to believe the dapper, elegantly dressed gentleman owned one pair of shoes and two pairs of pants as a child. But Arnold resident Louie McKinney was the son of a poor, widowed sharecropper who struggled to manage his farm while rearing nine children in Walhalla, S.C. Full Story »

Adam Abruzzo of Stevensville, a sophomore studying health science at Lebanon Valley College, recently chaired a service project for incoming freshmen. Full Story »

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Kenny Chesney has made the very hard work of dominating country music look easy. And Taylor Swift is paying close attention. The 19-year-old sensation has the record sales. Full Story »

After receiving a tip, Annapolis police raided a home in the Bywater neighborhood last night looking for a man wanted on attempted murder charges, but came up empty. Full Story »

ANNAPOLIS - An 18-year-old Annapolis man shot in the buttocks early yesterday morning following an argument in Eastport was in critical condition this morning at Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore, city police said. Full Story »

Art teacher Molly McFarland, right, explains a painting technique to junior Maura McCabe during a morning class in one of the new art rooms. At left, junior Emily Holt works on her painting. Archbishop Spalding High School has just completed a $7 million building and renovation project. Full Story »

It has been 10 years since Dr. Michael Murphy, president of Archbishop Spalding High School, began asking parents, alumni, staff and students what could be done to make the school better. Full Story »

After about five days of seeing a dead deer in the road, Susan Millman, an Annapolis resident, decided to take matters into her own hands. Not by dodging traffic with a shovel in hand, but by calling The Watchdog. Full Story »

Last Nov. 1 marked 145 years since slavery was abolished in Maryland. It has been two years since the City of Annapolis wrote its version of an apology for slavery. Full Story »

TEACHING AWARD - Congratulations to Kim Jakovics, who recently won a $25,000 Milken Educator Award. She was one of only 53 teachers in the nation to receive the honor this year. Full Story »