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Entertainment
Published
08/29/08
There are many reasons to love living in Annapolis - the laid-back atmosphere, the proximity to the bay and all it has to offer, the Naval Academy, St. John's, the historic setting - the list could go on and on. For music aficionados, however, the reason is plain and simple - a phenomenal music scene. 
Colleen Dugan - The Capital
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From symphony orchestras to nationally known rock acts to high school bands, Annapolis offers a breadth and quality of music unlikely to be found in other areas similar in size. One of the things that was always astounding, given this scene, was the lack of a performance venue for local and regional acts. While the Ram's...
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