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1. Annapolis Man Facing Assault Charges After Striking Person With Baseball Bat (patch.com) β Annapolis police say 63-year-old resident Jesus Trejo is charged with first- and second-degree assault after allegedly striking a person he knew with a baseball bat on Glenwood Street Saturday afternoon. Authorities have not detailed the victim's injuries, but court records show Trejo was released on his own recognizance and is due back in court for a preliminary hearing on October 14.
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2. Annapolis private school beaks ground on $13 million building (wbaltv.com) β Key School in Annapolis has started building a $13 million Gateway Building that will add new lower school classrooms, tech-focused maker labs, and administrative space by fall 2027. The project expands hands-on learning areas for younger grades while also giving middle schoolers a new art room, reflecting growing enrollment and investment in local private education options.
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3. La Sylphide Storytime at William Paca Garden in Annapolis (memesita.com) β Families in Annapolis can catch an outdoor La Sylphide Storytime at the William Paca Garden, featuring Ballet Theatre of Maryland dancers leading storytelling, movement activities, and photos with the cast. Historic Annapolis outlines ticket prices, accessibility details, and sensory accommodations, encouraging advance registration because space is limited and programs may change with weather or operational needs.
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4. Video Contradicts Maryland Sen. C. Anthony Muse's Claim About Driver Parking SUV on Sidewalk (news-usa.today) β Annapolis residents are learning more about an August SUV incident in Eastport involving Maryland Sen. C. Anthony Muse, where surveillance video appears to contradict his claim that a driver parked his Land Rover on a sidewalk. Newly released body-camera and dispatch recordings show parking enforcement seizing his keys and a resident reporting a hit parked car and suspected intoxication before police resolved the scene without towing.
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5. Got A Green Idea? Maryland Has Nearly $350K In Grants Up For Grabs (thebaynet.com) β From Annapolis officials are inviting applications for nearly $350,000 in Keep Maryland Beautiful grants that local schools, nonprofits, land trusts, and community groups can tap into. Annapolis-area organizations can seek funding for environmental education, community stewardship, land trust capacity, and tree planting on agricultural land, with awards to be announced in March 2027.
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