Located in an 1860 farmhouse. Featuring handmade furniture, primitives, country, folk art, and Christmas decor. Admission is free. Credit cards accepted.
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Christmas Thyme at Sycamore Height’s Farmhouse Craft Show (The Capital)
The appeal of downtown Annapolis living is not difficult to fathom, nor is a fondness for living in a historical home. To have both, well, that’s a dream come true.
Disco never died. That was proven Wednesday afternoon at the Arnold Senior Center on Church Road.
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The Annapolis community of Bay Ridge, having been at one time a community of summer cottages, remains today a mix of old and small, big and new. Paul W. Gillespie – The Capital Kendyl Lawson and Scott Stusek, along with Chauncey, their poodle/Shih Tzu mix at their Bay Ridge home.
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Home of the Week: Kendyl Lawson and Scott Stusek (The Capital)
Having driven by the Annapolitan Bed & Breakfast many times and wondering what it looks like inside, my curiosity finally became just too compelling. So, I invited myself for a visit.
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Home of the Week: The Annapolitan Bed and Breakfast (The Capital)
After a yearlong battle with leukemia, 12-year-old Tommy Forsythe of Pasadena can now relax in his newly appointed bedroom. Courtesy photos TOP: Pasadena resident Tommy Forsyth, 12, enters his new room at his Wish Granting Party from the Make-A-Wish Foundation.