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Anne Arundel County

    Maryland property values up 20% since 2020, state finds
    The statewide residential and commercial combined assessment increase beat 2022’s overall jump of 12% and is the highest year-over-year value hike in several years.
    colorful row-homes
    Long Reach rises over Northeast in battle of boys basketball unbeatens
    No. 13 Lightning start strong at Bogle holiday tournament to move to 8-0
    Long Reach's RJ Barnes drives past Northeast's Dion White during Wednesday's boys basketball match at the Bogle Invitational at Glen Burnie. Barnes finished with 16 points as the 13th-ranked Lightning remained undefeated with a 75-59 decision over the previously undefeated Eagles.
    Southwest Airlines debacle: What happened and what’s next
    Airline CEO pledges “to be back on track before next week” after thousands of cancellations across the country, including in Baltimore.
    Flight cancellations appeared across the Baltimore/ Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport's information screens Tuesday.
    Long Reach and Northeast boys basketball stay perfect
    No. 13 Lightning, Eagles win at Bogle holiday tournament to set up battle of unbeatens Wednesday
    Long Reach's boys basketball team continue its impressive start Tuesday afternoon. The No. 13 Lighnting defeated Broadneck at the Bogle Invitational at Glen Burnie, and will play undefeated Northeast Wednesday afternoon on the final day of the holiday mixer.
    Flight cancellations leave travelers seeking refuge at airport hotels
    “You kind of look at it as an adventure, I guess. We’ll get home eventually. Hopefully.”
    Lisa Grove sits in the dining area of the La Quinta Inn & Suites in Linthicum Heights. She was due to vacation in Puerto Rico with her husband before cancellations left the couple stuck outside BWI.
    What you, me and Annapolis residents read this year
    I know there are avid readers like me out there, so here’s a year-end wander through my personal book list, the top reads at the Anne Arundel County Public Library and some notes on what Annapolis (Annapolish?) authors published this year.
    The top three best read books at the Anne Arundel County Public Library were, from left, "The Last Thing He Told Me," "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck," and "Diary of a Wimpy Kid."
    The Baltimore Banner/VSN Boys & Girls Week 3 Basketball Top 15
    Boys remain status quo; only St. Mary’s (No. 12) alters the girls poll
    Girls basketball holiday tournament play starts Monday
    Poly girls basketball Da'Brya Clark vs. Mercy on Dec. 22, 2022
    Holiday tournament play set for area boys basketball squads
    Action starts Monday at Governors Challenge
    St. Frances basketball Jahnathan Lamothe vs. Calvert Hall on Dec. 23, 2022
    A month after mistaken eviction, Glen Burnie woman struggles to find normalcy in abnormal holiday season
    Sharnae Hunt and her 9-year-old son are staying with her mom and stepdad as they try to put their lives back together and start anew.
    Sharnae Hunt hugs her son, Jacoby Thomas, on the steps of Hunt’s mother’s home in Glen Burnie, Sunday, December 18, 2922,
    Photo rewind: Sights and scenes from the holiday season
    From the Mayor’s Christmas parade to the Today Show’s feature of Hampden's 34th Street, here are the best photos from the holiday season.
    Fireworks ignite the sky at the 51st Monument Lighting in Mount Vernon Thursday night, kicking off the start of December’s holiday season, seen from Topside in hotel Revival in Baltimore.
    Column: Latest Annapolis housing fix is probably doomed. What now?
    There’s no agreement on how to address a workforce housing crisis, or even if there is a one.
    Annapolis has plenty of luxury homes, like this townhouse project in West Annapolis. What it needs is more affordable options.
    Baltimore issues Code Blue Extreme Cold declaration as temperatures drop
    It probably won’t be a white Christmas — but it will be extremely cold and windy.
    A picture of a vehicle window from the perspective of someone inside the vehicle, looking out. The window is covered in rain and melting frost, with a rearview mirror in the photo and an icy landscape beyond.
    Baltimore area Wrestling Notebook: Week 2
    South River soars; Owen picks up 100th win; Perry Hall, Northeast and St. Frances pick event wins
    South River freshman Trent Shipley (106) won all seven of eight bouts at the LaPlata Duals to improve 12-1 on the year.
    A guide to the best holiday light displays around Maryland
    Readers share their favorite festive holiday light locations around the state.
    A house is for sale on Baltimore's famous 34th Street, home to the Christmas lights tradition where the entire block is lit up. Longtime resident Patsy Dailey passed away and a memorial sits on her porch of the home which is now for sale.
    St. Mary’s maintains hold in MIAA B basketball
    No. 12 Saints stop Curley for 26th straight league victory; Harris and Smith combine for 30 points
    St. Mary's Grady Wolfe (right) looks to drive past Curley's Logan Nordick during Monday's MIAA B Conference basketball contest. The No. 12 Saints remained perfect in league play with a 62-53 victory over Friars in Baltimore City.
    As the solstice arrives Wednesday, Annapolis is lighted for joy
    The solstice arrives at 4:48 p.m. on Wednesday, the longest night of the year. It’s when Annapolis shines the brightest, with tiny lights glowing from every surface, streetlamp post, tree, bicycle, restaurant and even sailboat.
    Participants in this year's Eastport Parade of Light are docked on Ego Alley.
    Late rally pushes Concordia Prep past No. 13 Pikesville in girls basketball mixer
    No. 11 Saints close Panther Classic with 57-54 victory over Panthers; Mount Carmel nixs No. 8 Old Mill in fourth
    Concordia Prep vs. Pikesville Girls Basketball
    Meade slides past Arundel
    No. 9 Mustangs make free throws down stretch to remain undefeated in boys basketball
    Meade basketball coach Mike Glick talks strategy with his team during Friday evening's Anne Arundel County boys contest with Arundel. The No. 9 Mustangs improved to 4-0 with a hard fought 84-78 victory in Gambrills.
    Annapolis lives with the actions of a ‘depraved heart,’ and nobody knows the cure
    A jury delivers justice in the case of a midshipman’s mother killed by a stray bullet, but answers to the problem of gun violence in Annapolis remain out of reach.
    Anne Arundel State's Attorney Anne Leitess
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