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Community - Annapolis
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Published
02/15/08
It's something every school kid knows: It's always rowdiest at the back of the bus. 
Diane M. Rey - For The Capital
Chef Brian Sisk welcomes Betty O'Brien of Annapolis to the Pusser's Caribbean Grille booth at the ninth annual Chef's Signature Gumbo Competition.Find Us On Facebook
The same principle held true at the Chesapeake Chefs Association's ninth annual Chef's Signature Gumbo Competition Sunday at the DoubleTree Hotel in Annapolis.
The calypso beat of favorite local band Mama Jama coaxed revelers clad in colorful Mardi Gras beads and festive headgear to the dance floor at the far end of the room. The infectious rhythm had people bopping and swaying in line as they moved from booth to booth, ballots in hand, to determine their pick for the people's choice judging. A long line snaking to the...
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