May 15, 2008
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St. John's College holds 216th commencement
Nancy and Bill Lee hand-carried their precious gift to Annapolis from their home in Mililani, Hawaii. | 
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Helping women, young girls
Betsy Hartge has always been involved in women's organizations. | 
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 | Students provide grants to charities
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| Local Digest
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Teen of the Week:
Dancer helps local volunteers find their specialties
You have to be on your toes to keep up with Olivia Merrick. The teen has been a dancer practically since the day she learned to walk. And when she grows up, Olivia, 17, hopes to help other women get back on their feet physically... | 
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| Students get top prizes at Maryland History Day
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| Arundel Digest
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Around West County:
Odenton Elementary School students display their talents
There were no judges, no score cards and no dial-in phone numbers as students at Odenton Elementary School showed their families and the community just how talented they really are. | 
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| Arundel Digest
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| Local Digest
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| Local Digest
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| What is philanthropy?
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| R.E.S.P.E.C.T. awards dinner set for Friday
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Teen of the Week:Meade High student earns kudos as a junior reporter
It's not easy if you want to drop by Meagan Roper's house for a chat. | 
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| Dedication of Cultural Arts Studio honors Modestine Wesley
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| Military Reunions
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Teen of the Week:
South River High senior is a 'quiet leader'
Cierra Billings-Woodard has a multitude of interests. She's a businessperson, journalist, leader, volunteer and scholar-athlete. | 
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A breath of life for pets
Last summer, a 72-year-old Orchard Beach woman escaped her burning home, only to run back inside minutes later when she realized her two dogs were trapped. | 
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| Local magicians take top honors
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| Charles Barnes, county roads official, dies at 73
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Volunteer of the Week:
St. Mary's senior: 'It's pretty much just me pursuing a dream'
Max Balzano's love of fire companies began in preschool, when a field trip took him to a Florida volunteer fire department. | 
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Program has county girls on the run
The sound of laughter filtered through the trees on a blustery day threatening rain. | 
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| Riviera Beach shakes up leadership
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| Local Digest
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| R. Munir Ozdemir, medical director for Omni House, dies
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Student artwork captures the essence of Annapolis
Caroline "Kiki" Coffman sure has a sweet artistic vision. | 
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Flames on West Street
At first, some employees thought the calls of "fire" were a prank. | 
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A century of wonderful red-skinned potato salad
Clara Elizabeth Phipps is proud of her potato salad. | 
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| City budget driven by $3 million increase in salaries
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| Annapolis Stories:
Looking back, to move forward
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Around Annapolis:
Portrait earns Eastport painter national award
He's well known around town, and now artist John Ebersberger has been recognized by his peers across the country and internationally. | 
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| Our Legacy:
For King's mother, life came to a tragic end
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| Eagle project benefits school faculty
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Kelly Isaac is Annapolis' own 'Tap Dance Kid'
Anyone named Kelly who was offered the opportunity to join the cast of "Riverdance" would jump at the chance to perform onstage with the world-renowned Irish dance company. | 
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May Basket winners announced for downtown Annapolis
Sponsored by the Garden Club of Olde Annapolis Towne, the annual May Basket judging in downtown Annapolis kept the judges busy on Thursday, May Day. | 
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| Good deeds:
Chicagoan won't forget Harry Browne's honesty
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Around Annapolis:
Leadership Anne Arundel team members, military personnel and community residents band together to spruce up the Eastport Community Center
When sailors from Fort George G. Meade reported for duty Saturday, they weren't in uniform. | 
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Farewell to the giving tree
For centuries, one Annapolis resident led a quiet existence at the corner of Franklin and Murray streets. It was one of the oldest - if not the oldest English elm in the city - with its age estimated from 250 to 400 years old. | 
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African-American Young Men Conference designed to foster leadership
John Pindell IV wants to be a community leader, and at just 17, he's well on his way, helping younger children as a junior staff member at the Bates Boys and Girls Club in Annapolis. | 
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| Family remembers teen through walk, blood drives
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| Man charged with making arson threats
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| Annapolis Stories:
The legacy of Susan C. Campbell
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| Contractor hired for police station
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Politics and prose (and poetry, too) at book festival
The 2008 presidential campaigns are in full swing. | 
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| Glenwood gets money to mend sinkholes
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Around Annapolis:
St. Mary's enrichment class gets into fashion
Gabi Lanzoni and her friends have learned some of their most important lessons recently after the school day has ended. | 
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| Our Legacy:
What does the future hold? What will be, will be
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| Suspension shortened for war protest
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Friends gather to honor 'extraordinary' friend
Nearly 100 friends of David Holmes of Annapolis and Galesville - boat builder, sailor, artist, craftsman, inventor, printer, carpenter, musician and maker of guitars, clocks and harpsichords, gathered to honor his... | 
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