- NSA Annapolis Issues Alert After Suspicious Activity Near USNA Gate 3
Naval Support Activity Annapolis has issued a BOLO alert after a 51-year-old man was photographed outside the closed Gate 3 entrance to the U.S. Naval Academy taking multiple pictures of gates, locks, and security areas before leaving the scene. Officials identified the vehicle as a red 2025 Jeep Compass rental with Georgia tags and said the public should not approach the man or vehicle, but call 911 if either is spotted.
- Tous Les Jours Expanding Annapolis Bakery Scene at Jennifer Square
Tous Les Jours is coming to Jennifer Square at 167 Jennifer Road near Annapolis Mall, with signage already in place and construction underway, although no opening date has been announced. The French-Asian bakery chain is known for fresh breads, cakes, pastries, sandwiches, coffee, and tea, and its arrival adds another option to Annapolis’ growing bakery and café scene.
- Maryland MVA Urges Drivers to Check Vehicles for Open Safety Recalls
The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration is urging drivers to check for open recalls during Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, reminding motorists that unresolved defects can create serious safety risks and that repairs are free through authorized dealers. Drivers can search by VIN or license plate at NHTSA.gov/recalls, and the MVA said recall notices are also sent through renewal reminders and myMVA accounts.
4. Joy Moore Backs Pete Smith in Anne Arundel County Executive Race
Joy Thomas Moore, the mother of Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and a longtime Anne Arundel County resident, has endorsed Pete Smith for Anne Arundel County Executive. In announcing her support, Moore pointed to Smith’s leadership, military service, and positions on education, public safety, housing, and environmental issues as reasons she believes he is the right candidate for the county.
5.Annapolis Secures $35 Million for City Dock Resiliency Project
Annapolis officials, joined by Sen. Chris Van Hollen and Rep. Sarah Elfreth, announced $35 million in federal support for the City Dock Resiliency Project, putting a key piece of the long-delayed funding package back in place. The nearly $100 million project is designed to reduce chronic tidal flooding and storm surge impacts in downtown Annapolis, with construction already underway and completion currently projected for March 2028.
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