Grasping For Straws
Well it seems that Annapolis City’s “acting” Attorney has teamed up with the Mayor to grasp one last straw to see if there is anything that can be done to […]
Well it seems that Annapolis City’s “acting” Attorney has teamed up with the Mayor to grasp one last straw to see if there is anything that can be done to […]
I have heard that unplugging appliances when not in use (versus just turning them off) is a way to save a considerable amount of money on your monthly electric bill. […]
We all know the problems associated with smoking. Several years ago, many states banned smoking in public spaces and Maryland went right along with it. I am in favor of […]
Everywhere in Annapolis has a one of a kind view.
There was an interesting editorial in Sunday’s Capital newspaper discussing the demise of the traditional newspaper. Tom Marquardt, the Editor, suggested that The Capital might shift it’s online version to […]
Apparently, in the wake of some recent suicides and suicide attempts, the school district sent home a sobering letter with students. In part, it reads: In recent months, the county […]
EZ Pass was a fantastic idea. It was implemented at great cost for the right reasons. It was a method to save commuting time, gas, payroll expense to the toll […]
Photos of Annapolis, Edgewater, Mayo and Riva!
Some shots caught when walking this morning! Snow is so amazing before too many people get out to slush it up!
UPDATE: It is official, schools are closed tomorrow March 2, 2009 Marylanders are an odd bunch. The mere mention of snow and they lose their minds. But it looks like […]
And although it is flu season we are talking about computers, kids, and grades. While trying to change your grade is by no means a new concept, I question how […]