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Annapolis Swimmer Honored + MD Turkey Prices Higher This Thanksgiving

An Annapolis swimmer was honored for his collegiate success. Plus, Maryland turkeys cost more this year because of supply chain issues.

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Journalist Nairem Moran reported that Annapolis swimmer Luke Schwenk, a graduate of Broadneck High School, was honored for his collegiate success at St. Mary's College of Maryland. The picture above is a stock photo that does not show Schwenk.
Journalist Nairem Moran reported that Annapolis swimmer Luke Schwenk, a graduate of Broadneck High School, was honored for his collegiate success at St. Mary's College of Maryland. The picture above is a stock photo that does not show Schwenk. (Shutterstock)

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Here are the top stories in Annapolis today:

  1. Poll book error led to three Annapolis voters casting ballots twice, Maryland elections board says (Baltimore Sun)
  2. Two Seahawks Recognized for Swiming Accomplishments (The Southern Maryland Chronicle)
  3. Maryland turkey farmers have high sales, high costs | News (Cumberland Times-News)
  4. Headlines - Intoxicated Driver Sentenced for Seriously Injuring Couple (Anne Arundel County)
  5. Maryland's Oct. housing market shows fewer units sold; prices continue to rise (MyEasternShoreMD)

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  • United States Naval Academy: "What has 3,400 pounds of turkey, almost 2,000 pounds of mac & cheese, and 4,400 mids? King Hall! Early Thanksgiving celebrations are in full effect at #USNA thanks to the amazing #KingHall staff. Check out how much it takes to feed the #..." (Facebook)
  • Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS): "Hilltop ES - In the spirit of giving thanks, our students wrote letters and cards for our #AACPSAwesome bus drivers. Our Community Schools Program provided a small gift as a token of our appreciation. Thank you, bus drivers!" (Facebook)
  • Annapolis Police Department: "We are thankful for the many citizens and APD officers who donated to our annual food drive. Your generosity allowed us to reach our goal and deliver Thanksgiving meals to 30 families. Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving!" (Facebook)
  • Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park: "#GivingTuesday is one week away! Consider donating to the Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park (AMM) to support our efforts in repairing, replacing, and upgrading our Museum after the devasting flood on October 29. http://ow.ly/ROVV30s1BT1" (Facebook)
  • National Park Service Chesapeake Bay: "Are oysters part of your Thanksgiving feast? Be sure to save the shells and recycle them! Recycled oyster shells are useful in restoring wild oyster populations in the bay, improving water quality, and providing new fish habitat." (Facebook)

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