1. Shots Fired at Annapolis Town Center, Three Women Arrested
Police responded to reports of gunfire at Annapolis Town Center, leading to the arrest of three women. The incident, which caused alarm among shoppers, is under investigation by authorities, with no injuries reported. Officials are asking witnesses to come forward with information.
2. Police Investigate Armed Assault, Robbery, and Vehicle Theft in Annapolis
Anne Arundel County police are investigating a violent crime involving an armed assault, robbery, and vehicle theft. The suspects reportedly targeted the victim at gunpoint, stealing a vehicle and personal belongings before fleeing. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity.
3. MDOT Opens Spring 2025 Urban Tree Grant Applications
The Maryland Department of Transportation is now accepting applications for its Spring 2025 Urban Tree Grant Program. The initiative aims to enhance environmental sustainability by funding community tree-planting projects in urban areas. Eligible applicants are encouraged to submit proposals by the deadline.
4. Kitchin Launches Campaign for Anne Arundel County Executive
James Kitchin has announced his candidacy for Anne Arundel County Executive in the 2026 election. Kitchin is focusing his platform on fiscal responsibility, public safety, and improving local services. Kitchin unsuccessfully ran for County Council and has been an assistant to current County Executive Steuart Pittman.
5. Letter: A Resident Reflects on Climate Change in Two Towns
In an opinion column, an Annapolis resident contrasts two towns’ (Annapolis and Crisfield) approaches to combating climate change, highlighting successes and challenges with Crisfield having obtained a FEMA grant and begun work.
Things to do in Annapolis: Winter Luncheons at the Captain Avery Museum 