Library May Open At Arundel Mills + Hogan Wants More Ida Relief

Hello, people of Anne Arundel County! It's me again, Jacob Baumgart, your host of the Anne Arundel Daily.

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First, upcoming weather:

• Wednesday: Clear throughout the day. High: 72 Low: 54.

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Here are the top stories in Anne Arundel today:

1. Capital Gazette Shooter Gets 5 Life Sentences: Report (Patch)
2. Governor Hogan Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration For Maryland To Help Assist Those Affected By Hurricane Ida (CBS Baltimore)
3. Officer Pepper-Sprayed While Trying To Stop Pasadena Shoplifting: Police (Patch)
4. Arundel Mills Mall joins Anne Arundel County Public Library family (WBAL TV Baltimore)
5. Glen Burnie Man Receives 15 Years in Sexual Abuse of Family Member (The Southern Maryland Chronicle)

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Coming up in Anne Arundel:

Wednesday, September 29

• MD Tobacco Survey - South River (12:00 AM)
• Emily Schindler Memorial Lecture, a live, interactive webcast (9:00 AM)
• Music Boosters Meeting - South River (10:00 AM)
• Towson University Social Impact Public Service & Education-related Virtual Career Fair (11:00 AM)
• SRHS Athletics Boosters Mtg - South River (6:00 PM)

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Anne Arundel Patch Notebook

• Southern Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce: "We are happy to announce the Deale Parade of Lights is scheduled for Wednesday, December 15, 2021! Check out the page Deale Parade of Lights for details!" (Facebook)
• Anne Arundel County Professional Fire Fighters: "Firefighter 3 Brian Rose retired on August 31 after 25 years as an Anne Arundel County Professional Fire Fighter. President Addivinola presented him with a plaque honoring his service at the Local 1563 Motorcycle Group meeting last week." (Facebook)
• Anne Arundel County Literacy Council: "The nonfiction section at our October 16 BOOK FAIR is bursting with popular reads like these. Join us at Annapolis Mall from 11 to 3 on 10/16. More info: icanread.org/book fair. @westfieldannapolis" (Facebook)
• Anne Arundel Co Rec & Parks: "Gather around a campfire at one of your favorite parks for an 8-week series of engaging and informative chats. Each week Park Rangers and local experts will lead family-friendly discussions on a different theme, exploring topics about wi..." (Instagram)
• Anne Arundel County Board of Elections: "National Voter Registration Day! Take a moment and check your voter status. https://voterservices.election... Help a friend register to vote. https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/OnlineVoterRegistration/Vot..." (Facebook)

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— Jacob Baumgart

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Being a lifelong Marylander gives me deep ties and a unique insight into the communities I cover. I graduated from the University of Delaware in May 2020 with a degree in media communication and minors in journalism and political science. Before joining Patch that June, I wrote for FOX Sports, The Delaware News Journal and The Philadelphia Inquirer. I also led my college newspaper, The Review, as editor-in-chief, during my senior year. I am now excited to embrace Patch and cover the communities I grew up in!