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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Serious scoop energy: Annapolis Ice Cream Company keeps 200+ housemade flavors in rotation, including those glorious pie-and-cobbler mashups, plus shakes, floats, sundaes, flights, and vegan or gluten-free picks.
Neighborhood Italian standby: When you want reliable red-sauce comfort without fuss, Little Italy Annapolis serves pizza, pasta, subs, calzones, and stromboli, then seals the deal with tiramisu and cannoli.
Local treasure hunt: Family-owned for 40 years, New to You Consignment Shop is where Annapolis folks score women’s clothing (sizes 0-14), designer handbags, jewelry, home décor, collectibles, and even furniture without the sticker shock.
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The five stories Annapolis readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland, has opened its campus to the public for free lectures.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
The Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis (HACA) is planning a major redevelopment of the Robinwood community, a multiphase project expected to cost approximately $105.8 million.
Full story at eyeonannapolis.net ↗
Porchfest Annapolis is set to return in the Murray Hill neighborhood on October 24, with free live music across eight to ten front porches and stoops.
Full story at eyeonannapolis.net ↗
The Annapolis, Maryland, house explosion that left Linda Synowczynski, 76, and a man seriously injured in Annapolis was deemed an accident, according to a preliminary investigation by Anne Arundel County fire, arson and explosives unit.
Full story at wtop.com ↗
Mark Roberge of O.A.R. and Comedian Kat Bird are set to perform at Rams Head On Stage in Annapolis, an intimate concert experience where no seat is more than 48 feet from the stage.
Full story at eyeonannapolis.net ↗
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