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New Clock Tower Bakery Now Open
Sweet Hearts Patisserie treated customers to a soft opening this week in the Clock Tower Plaza.

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John joins Patch after starting in September 2010 as a freelancer for Greater Annapolis Patch and was named editor of the site on Jan. 31, 2011. His life in the news started in 5th grade when he took over his older brother's paper route, which he kept until his senior year of high school. Newspaper writing and editing jobs followed in a nearly 15-year career after obtaining a journalism degree from Pitt.
He was recently the business editor and assistant city editor at The Capital before leaving after four years to take on his most daunting assignment to date–his two young boys. John lives with his family in Hillsmere and spends a lot of time on the trails at Quiet Waters or chicken-necking along the seawall near the Naval Academy Bridge.
Sweet Hearts Patisserie treated customers to a soft opening this week in the Clock Tower Plaza.

The $1.4 million project is expected to last nine months and improve pedestrian safety along the busy corridor.
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I am stepping down as editor of Greater Annapolis Patch and Historic Annapolis Patch as my family prepares to move to Florida.
Patch readers have selected Pigtails and Crewcuts in the Festival at Riva as their favorite place to get their children's hair cut.
Lane closures will stretch over two days to work on the traffic lights on Maryland Route 450.
Eisenhower and Compass Pointe golf courses have a Military Appreciation Week planned for April.
The 2011 report was released Wednesday, showing stats and figures from the past year.
Dressed in full costume, members of the ballet held a story time at Zachary's Jewlers downtown.
The annual freebie event is the unofficial start to spring.
City Council votes to increases the cost of a bus ride from $1.50 to $2.
A movement to allow residents to keep chickens in their yards was bumped to April and will undergo another public hearing.
The following arrest information was supplied by the Annapolis Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
The Teelin School of Irish Dance performed an impromptu dance at the center court of the Parole mall on St. Patrick's Day.
Initial plans included a private lunch at the Naval Academy.
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