- 14-Year-Old E-Moto Rider Killed in Severna Park Crash Along B&A Trail
A 14-year-old riding an electric motorcycle was killed in a crash involving a pickup truck near the Baltimore & Annapolis Trail in Severna Park. The fatal crash has raised concerns about the safety of motorized bikes and electric motorcycles around the popular Anne Arundel County trail.
- Annapolis Man Convicted in $18.7 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme
An Annapolis man has been convicted in connection with an $18.7 million Medicare fraud scheme during the COVID-19 pandemic. The federal case involved fraudulent Medicare billing and highlights efforts to prosecute large-scale health care fraud involving taxpayer-funded programs.
- Global War on Terrorism Memorial Installed at U.S. Naval Academy
A new Global War on Terrorism memorial has been installed at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, with a dedication scheduled for November 6. Created by sculptor Dony Mac Manus, the memorial features six figures representing different Navy components and honors military service following the September 11 terrorist attacks.
4. Leo Annapolis Expanding Restaurant and Private Dining on West Street
Leo Annapolis is expanding into the former All the Rage Vintage storefront at 208 West Street, adding restaurant seating and a dedicated private event space. The popular Uptown Arts District restaurant, known for its seasonal New American cuisine and craft cocktails, has not announced a completion date for the expansion.
5. InGrano Bistro Bakery Launches Daily Breakfast Cafe in West Annapolis
InGrano Bistro Bakery is opening a new morning cafe at its West Annapolis restaurant, serving coffee, pastries, and an expanding breakfast menu daily from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. The new cafe soft-opened on Sunday, October 25, offering another breakfast and coffee destination in West Annapolis.
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