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DON’T FORGET TO COME TO AAH, COFFEE! THIS COMING THURSDAY MORNING
SEE PHOTO AND CAPTION TO LEFT…SEE YOU THERE….

OIL SPILL. GRIDLOCK. PANDEMONIUM…well not quite pandemonium, but for how long were you stuck in Monday’s total tie-up? Does it just seem to get worse, and worse???

CAUSE OF FATAL FIRE IN HOME OF RETIRED ACADEMY PROFESSOR

Many say the electrical engineering classes at the Naval Academy are the toughest of all, and the retired professor who perished in a fire in Admiral Heights last week along with his wife, used to teach those classes. CP notes how sad and ironic it is that the fire was caused by combustible materials that were placed too close to--of all things---an electric heater.

Did anyone else note how all the news reporting about fires these days is certain to say if there were working smoke detectors or sprinklers in the home?


FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BEGINNING OF THE IRAQ WAR

Anne Arundel Peace Action will hold a solemn observance to mark the fourth anniversary of the beginning of the Iraq War at the Kunta Kinte Memorial at Annapolis City Dock this coming Friday (March 16) from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The event will feature a reading of the names of U.S. military personnel killed in that conflict, starting with those from Maryland. A gong or bell will be sounded after each name is read.
Everyone who attends and wants to take part in the reading of names will have an opportunity.

FROM THE “I” TOLD YOU FIRST DEP’T….OR THE “I” IS MISSING WHETHER OR NOT ANYONE VOTES “AYE”….YEAH--THEY REPLACED THE “I” in ANNAPOL_S…..Although from a distance it looks oddly like ANNAPOLTS, the city seal embossed in front of the Mayor’s seat in Council Chambers was missing the letter “I” for what seems like months if not years. CP made mention of this in a recent blog and voila--it got fixed! Now, CP is not saying there is a connection…..but…....well, there's a connection-maybe?

COMING SOON…..A COMMENT ON THE TALE OF TWO CITIES…based on the recent feature in The Capital about the economic divides (and racial too?) in our lovely little town by the sea.