- Two Data Breaches Raise Questions About Security
Two data breaches affecting Anne Arundel County have renewed concerns about cybersecurity, the protection of sensitive information, and whether existing security measures are sufficient to prevent future incidents.
- Annapolis City Hall Controversy Erupts Over Phil Ateto Citation
Annapolis Mayor Jared Littmann’s initial refusal to honor late community activist Phil Ateto sparked a contentious City Council meeting last week, with residents divided over allegations of antisemitism and Ateto’s legacy. The dispute raised questions about the city’s citation approval process, and City Hall later reversed course and agreed to issue the recognition.
- Missing Annapolis Man Identified as Remains Found in Truxtun Park
Annapolis Police have identified human remains discovered in Truxtun Park on September 29th as Nicholas Bradley Patterson, 33, of Annapolis, who had been missing since January. Police say there is no indication of foul play, but the cause of death remains under investigation.
4. Pasadena Shooting and Arnold Armed Robbery Under Investigation
Anne Arundel County Police investigated two violent incidents, including a Pasadena shooting that injured one person following an argument at a Dash-In convenience store, and an armed robbery outside an Arnold Verizon store. A 19-year-old Glen Burnie man surrendered in connection with the shooting, while police continue searching for the robbery suspect.
5. Fall Escape to Maryland’s Eastern Shore Offers Stargazing, Dining, and Autumn Colors
Looking for a fall getaway not too far from Annapolis? The Oaks Waterfront Hotel in Easton offers Chesapeake Bay scenery, seasonal dining, kayaking, and opportunities to watch October and November meteor showers. A special late-October package includes a discounted night’s stay and a dining credit.
Porchfest Annapolis Returns Oct. 24 With Free Live Music in Murray Hill