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Assistance League of the Chesapeake will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, December 10, at 10 a.m. This meeting will feature a baby shower to benefit the Baltimore Washington Medical Center's Stork's Nest program that provides prenatal programs for underserved women. Full Story »
This charming show takes a funny, heartwarming and often poignant look at the struggle to find the spirit of the holidays amid the avalanche of commercialism, stress and chaos that crashes down every December. Full Story »
Here are a couple notes and tidbits from the Navy football luncheon featuring head coach Ken Niumatalolo, which was held Tuesday at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Full Story »
It's time to stop whining about global warming and do something productive to ameliorate it. Most scientists say even if we stop producing greenhouse gasses now, it is too late to stop sea levels rising for the next 50 to 100 years. Full Story »
Recently the head of Cordish was on television saying how he supported slots at Arundel Mills because it would be such a benefit to the mall customers. He didn't mention that slots would bring in thousands and thousands of people, some of whom would mosey over to the mall. Full Story »
I've just learned that religious conservatives have once again brought anti-choice language into the health care bill. The Stupak Amendment that was recently added would be a major shift in U.S. policy. It doesn't just extend the status quo, which says no federal funds can cover abortion. Full Story »
I applaud the administration and Congress for taking action to fix the country's medical system. I believe there is a much more effective way to make improvements without jeopardizing those parts that are working and without establishing a huge financial burden on the country. Full Story »
Throughout the week, Times Herald-Record Army football reporter Sal Interdonato and Capital Navy football reporter Bill Wagner will square off in a daily debate about issues related to Saturday's Army-Navy showdown. Full Story »
It's called the double-eagle flex defense and it was basically co-created by Rich Ellerson more than 20 years ago when he was defensive coordinator at Hawaii. Full Story »
Editor's Note: During Army-Navy week The Capital is profiling a selection of key seniors. The highlight of Navy quarterback Greg Zingler's career at Navy was scoring a 2-point conversion earlier this year, and that is just fine with him. Full Story »
Two perennial county title contenders came into last night's contest with decidedly different looks. Old Mill returned virtually everyone from its 22-win team, while Glen Burnie, a region finalist, returned only Justin Kuntz as a starter. Full Story »
Aura Payne doesn't need to score to get Severn's offense moving. Liz Harbeson and Leah Cramner gave the Admirals a quick lead, but it was Payne who kept South River a couple steps behind in a 59-53 win last night. Full Story »
Shortly after taking a loss to Severn last night, South River coach Mike Zivic stood next to Kailee Knight and said eight words he hopes she'll remember. Full Story »
Christian Zeleny's three points didn't light up the stat sheet. But the point guard was essential in Severna Park's victory. Zeleny's defense, including five steals, was integral in the Falcons' 39-24 defeat over St. Mary's in boys basketball last night. Full Story »
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Freshman Avery Bradley scored 17 points, leading six Texas players in double figures, and the No. 2 Longhorns routed Long Beach State 107-74 last night. Full Story »
ASHBURN, Va. (AP) - As jinxed as the Washington Redskins might feel, they would have a nice winning streak if they had performed a few football fundamentals. Full Story »
Free SEASONAL Flu Shots for people at least 6 mths. old. Need No Appointment. Full Story »
The Crofton community had a host of holiday events to choose from this past weekend and the arrival of the first snow of the season added just the right amount of ambience. Full Story »
Looking at the next great threat to the nation, Naval Academy officials told the institution's oversight board yesterday that they plan to make cybersecurity a required field of study for all midshipmen. Full Story »
Just five months into the current fiscal year, Annapolis is on pace to drastically exceed the money reserved for overtime pay unless it significantly reduces the extra hours city employees work, city data shows. Full Story »
A long, emotional and complex hearing before the city Board of Appeals last week about the size of a house in Eastport may have been for nothing. Full Story »
Joshua Jackson Cohen and members of a new City Council were sworn in yesterday, with the new mayor pledging an effective, efficient and transparent government for Annapolis. Full Story »
Cassie Consedine (Jr., Bartlesville, Okla.) scored 11 of Navy's first 13 points of the second half to help the Midshipmen open up a double-digit lead over Penn and eventually post a 65-51 victory over the Quakers yesterday afternoon at Alumni Hall in Annapolis. Full Story »
TOP BOYS: Jeremy Blackstone (Sr., hurdles); Dalonte Brooks (Sr., sprints); Kendall Saunders (Sr., hurdles/sprints); Ross Sorci (Sr., distance); Nik Korbelak (Sr., distance); Demond Brown (Jr., sprints); John Harris (Jr., sprints); Shane O’Donnell (Jr., distance). Full Story »
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