Bring the Bikes to Horsepen Park
Around the time my son learned to ride a bike, we heard about Horsepen Park in Bowie. Multiple people had told me that I just had to take him there. …
Living History on Pinkney Street: Meet the Maryland 400
It’s the summer of 1776, and the First Maryland Regiment, under the command of General William Smallwood, are preparing to leave Annapolis and say farewell to their loved ones. Several …
My Kid Has the Confidence of the Gods
My son texted one day last spring to tell me he was going to join the lacrosse team. This was a surprise given the fact that Craigs historically do not …
Are Extracurriculars Really Extra?
Back-to-school time means a return to routines, structures, and academic pursuits. And, for many families, this time of year also means a ramp-up in extracurriculars, now often referred to as …
Cheering for Our Hometown Team
This year, Annapolis Moms is committed to helping you and your family and friends become the biggest Navy fans ever and it may not be for the reasons you think! …
Behind the Counter at Euphoric Herbal
Cindy Collins has the tea. And the herbs, the oils, and the salves. In her Edgewater store, Euphoric Herbals Apothecary, she supplies customers with natural remedies and treatments—or just a …
Where Do Your Assets Go When You’re Gone?
The final step in CovingtonAlsina’s Hierarchy of Financial Priorities concerns two goals many of us have: passing on a large inheritance and giving back to causes that matter to us. …
We Are Not The Giving Tree
There have been many blog posts about why some people hate The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein. If you are not familiar with this classic children’s book, it’s a tale …
Jamming Out on the Bay—With the Family
What’s dominating your Spotify lately? I’ve been queuing up the Annapolis Baygrass playlist multiple times this week – and it does not disappoint. Bluegrass today sounds very different. Depending on …
Return to Annapolis: Family launches new life and business in MD
Fayth and Vinnie Ribeiro have lived in a lot of places. But six-degrees-of-Naval-Academy-separation brought them back to Annapolis to raise their family and launch a business. Vinnie spent much of …