1. Navy vs. Notre Dame Rivalry and Its WWII Roots
The historic Navy vs. Notre Dame football rivalry is deeply tied to World War II. Notre Dame credits (and thanks them with an annual football game) the Navy for keeping the university open during the war, as a military training program was housed there, helping it financially survive. This mutual respect underpins the long-standing tradition of their matchups, which remain a celebrated college football rivalry today.
2. Opinion: Public Schools in Anne Arundel County Improving
This opinion piece discusses the recent improvements in public schools across Anne Arundel County, highlighting efforts that have led to progress in student outcomes. The authors, both sitting Board Members, advocate for continuing to invest in these initiatives to sustain the upward trend and ensure long-term success for all students.
3. Early Voting in Anne Arundel County Starts Strong
Early voting for the 2024 election has begun in Anne Arundel County, with high turnout reported. Voters are showing enthusiasm as they take advantage of early voting centers across the region. The Election Board anticipates 100,000 will early vote.
4. Christmas Village in Baltimore Expands for 2024
The Christmas Village in Baltimore returns from November 28 to December 24, 2024, at Inner Harbor, featuring nearly 70 vendors. The expanded attractions include a larger winter bar, new food offerings, and festive entertainment like the arrival of the German Christkind on November 30.
5. Navy Football Defeated by Notre Dame, 51-14
Navy faced a tough 51-14 loss against Notre Dame, bringing their season record to 6-1. Despite early efforts, Navy struggled to keep up with Notre Dame’s offense, leading to their first defeat of the season. Navy returns home on November 16 for a noon game against Tulane.
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