šŸ¦Dr. Bedell's speaking tour

Chase-Lloyd house, Origin screening, Summer Camp Expo...

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Good morning, Annapolis. Today would normally be the last day of February but Julius Caesar had an idea in 46 BC and now we have leap years.

In todayā€™s Naptown Scoop:

  • Chase-Lloyd House

  • Black History Month movie screening

  • Summer camp expo

Letā€™s get to it.

ā€” Lauren Burke Meyer, Dylan Roche, & Ryan Sneddon

Grand Manor in Wardour

Every now and then, a home hits the market that just takes your breath away. 

Like this one in Wardour. It's more than 9000 square feet across three levels. When you walk in, you're greeted by a grand, two-story entry made of marble with an impressive curved staircase.

Then thereā€™s the cozy family room with beautiful molding and a grand living room. With fireplaces in both! The huge kitchen is full of top-notch appliances, lots of cabinets, and plenty of counter space; plus thereā€™s a massive curved island. And that's not all...

Adding to the allure is a heated saltwater pool surrounded by expansive decking and an integrated hot tub, perfect for entertaining or unwinding in style.

THE DIGEST

Coming to a school near you: Dr. Mark Bedell

Trust and accountability. Those are big goals for AACPS Superintendent Dr. Mark Bedell. So, heā€™s making himself available for community conversations. Join him at schools throughout the county for an hour of remarks and questions this spring. The first is March 4 at 6 PM at Broadneck High School. Hereā€™s the full schedule.

Annapolis and the Civil Rights Movement

Did you know Annapolis played a crucial role in the Civil Rights Movement? And because 2024 is the 60th anniversary of this important turning point, Visit Annapolis released a Civil Rights Guide with dozens of local sites. You may be surprised to learn the significant role of places like Wiley H. Bates Middle School or Beverly Beach. Our suggestion? This guide has enough info for several field trips. Check it out and plan your own!

Whatā€™s next for the Chase-Lloyd House?

The historic Chase-Lloyd House has an uncertain future. After structural problems forced the final residents out, the nonprofit that runs it no longer uses it as a womenā€™s shelter. The nonprofit wonā€™t say exactly what comes next, but itā€™s likely the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland will take over ā€“ sparking questions about preservation and future use. Read the historical recount of the 253-year-old home from the Baltimore Bannerā€™s Rick Hutzell. ($)

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LOCAL BUSINESS

1 year, 3 locations: a Reclaimed story

Hereā€™s a feel-good business story for you: Mark and Tracey Miller have been thriving in the Annapolis retail scene for a year now. They opened the doors of their furniture and home goods store Reclaimed in January 2024. Then came their second furniture shop, The Boathouse, last December. Things arenā€™t slowing down though. Theyā€™re celebrating their first year in biz in Annapolis with a third store. Keep an eye out for Annapolis Glassworks next to Middleton Tavern soon.

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WHATā€™S HAPPENINā€™

šŸæ Origin screening at Annapolis Mall AMC

There are still a couple of more days in Black History Month. And hereā€™s a chance to end it in a way that will motivate you to keep learning all year round: Annapolis Recreation and Parks has arranged a free screening of Origin at Westfield Annapolis. The movie is based on the book Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents and promises plenty of thinking about race and hierarchy. Plan to stay for the panel discussion afterward! The screening is Thursday at 5:30 PM. Itā€™s free but registration is required.

Summer Camp Expo & Family Fun Day šŸ˜Ž

If you havenā€™t planned summer camps for your kids, now is the time! The 2024 Anne Arundel Summer Camp Expo & Family Fun Day is free to attend and offers visits with camp reps, kids activities, and live entertainment. Bring the entire family this Saturday (3/2) from 11 AMā€“3 PM at Anne Arundel Community College.

Tix still available: CTA anniversary gala

Want to enjoy a fancy night out while supporting childrenā€™s arts? Thereā€™s still time to buy tickets for the Childrenā€™s Theatre of Annapolisā€™ 65th anniversary Jewel Ball this weekend. Itā€™s a great excuse to dress your best, enjoy good food and drink, and dance the night away. Funds support CTAā€™s mission of serving families and the community with professional-quality childrenā€™s theater.

šŸŽ­ Weā€™ve got a special connection to CTA: Scoop writer Dylan Roche has served on the board for 10 years (and heā€™s an alumnus) plus CTA was the beneficiary of Scoopā€™s first anniversary party.

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EXTRA SPRINKLES

Annapolisā€™ award-winning business that cares

The Inn at Horn Point is one of downtown Annapolisā€™ top-rated accommodation for, among other things, its environmental commitment. In 2019, it was named the state's Green Business of the Year by Maryland's Department of the Environment. They buy local, organic food, use green cleaning and gardening products, provide a free EV charge for guests as well as conserving energy, and support the environment with award-winning native plant gardens and rainwater management systems. Click here to earn more!*

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WEATHER

Wednesday

64 šŸŒ”ļø 34 | šŸŒ§ļø | 89% | šŸ’Ø SSW 18 mph (16 knots)

Thursday

45 šŸŒ”ļø 33 | ā˜€ļø | 0% | šŸ’Ø WNW 14 mph (12 knots)

šŸ’§šŸŒ”ļø Water temperature = 43ĀŗF
Temperature readings taken from the mouth of the Severn River the night before publication

LIVE MUSIC LOWDOWN

Wednesday

49 West | Dave Chappell and Friends | 5ā€“7 PM
Brian Boru | Larry Lay | 6ā€“9 PM
Dark Horse | b.en | 8 PM
Galway Bay | Irish Trad Music Session | 8 PM
Middleton Tavern | Kevin Pollock & Doghouse Blue| 6ā€“9 PM
Mother's Peninsula Grille | Mixed Business | 7ā€“10 PM
Pirates Cove | Luke Borchelt | 6ā€“9 PM
The Point | Jordan | 5ā€“8 PM
Rams Head On Stage | Daley | 7:30 PM | Tickets
Rams Head Tavern | Victoria & Steve | 4:30 PM
Reynolds Tavern | TBA | 7 PM
Stan & Joeā€™s Saloon | Kat | 8ā€“11 PM


Thursday

49 West | Shook/Russo 4 Tet | 8ā€“11 PM
Brian Boru | Colby Sard | 6:30ā€“9:30 PM
Copper Creek Pub & Ale House | Open Mic Night | 8ā€“10 PM
Killarney House | Jason Bishop | 6ā€“10 PM
Pirates Cove | Jason Bishop | 6ā€“10 PM
The Point | Dan Haas | 5ā€“8 PM
Rams Head On Stage | The Linda Ronstadt Experience | 7:30 PM | Tickets
Rams Head Tavern | Victoria & Steve | 4:30 PM

Past results

Baseball (3-5)
2/27 vs. Delaware State | W 17ā€“7

Women's Basketball (10-16)
2/28 @ Lafayette | 6 PM

Men's Basketball (10-17)
2/28 vs. Lafayette | 7 PM

Women's Soccer (9-7-3)
2/29 @ Towson | 6 PM

Women's Swimming & Diving (6-3)
2/29 @ ECAC Long Course Time Trials | 10 AM & 4:30 PM

Men's Swimming & Diving (8-3)
2/29 @ ECAC Long Course Time Trials | 10 AM & 4:30 PM

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