Annapolis, the seat of Anne Arundel County and capital of Maryland, served as the U.S. capital of the United States from 1783 to 1784. It was founded in the Province of Maryland and named Providence in 1649 by Puritans. It was renamed at some point to “Town at Proctor’s” and then “Town at the Severn.” Later still, it was named “Anne Arundel’s Towne,” in honor of Lord Baltimore’s wife.
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Presents news and commentary about government and politics in the capital of Maryland. Some of the things he writes about are politicians, laws and regulations, and background information.
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Shares details about Annapolis and the amenities which residents and visitors to the city enjoy, including business, entertainment, cultural activities, sports, and activities for seniors. Also offers commentary on just about all topics.
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