The Capital - 2020-05-31

• Annapolis protesters join a chorus of rage
• Widespread algae bloom turns water rusty-red, could be harmful to wildlife in Chesapeake Bay
• Cardiac arrest in death of Forney
• Grads find future life lessons in pandemic
• Fishing is heating up on the Chesapeake
• Pentagon readying troops to Minneapoli­s if state asks
• Anne Arundel coronaviru­s death toll hits 163
• Health experts urge caution in reopen
• Supreme Court denies appeal on church limits
• Pandemic disrupts rites of passage
• China says US action on Hong Kong ‘doomed to fail’
• AACC prepares for fall semester
• In a first since 1908, no Big Glen Burnie Carnival
• Anne Arundel councilman buys dinner for firefighte­rs, officers
• Musicians Fund awards $5,000 scholarshi­p to Broadneck High senior
• Col. Booker T. McManus
• John Thomas Morgan
• Michael Lancaster
• Noel Elton Durm
• David L. Buschhorn
• Elizabeth Heazel
• Welcome to the world, Anne Arundel Class of 2020. Now it’s time to pick a side.
• Body cameras
• 100,000 handicap
• Watermen, Chesapeake Bay Foundation unite in fight for clean water
• Annapolis council members playing games on taxes. Tell them to stop.
• Social Services celebrates families with special delivery
• Judon commits
• Decorating the track career
• Do you want to bet on it?
• Area bike shops shift into higher gear
• Trouble for the economy until virus is controlled
• Changes on tap as breweries reopen
• Can home values survive the virus?
• Archiving the pandemic: ‘Coronaviru­s Lost and Found’
• OH, THE PLACES IT’S GONE
• Octavia Butler’s prescient sci-fi resonates years after her death
• ‘The antidote to burnout’
• Get clear about the people who are important to you
• Don’t put off mammogram due to COVID-19 pandemic
• Local art explores the boundaries of ‘safe’
• Sister goes out to socialize, flouting stay-at-home order
• Husband frets over her male friendship
• The cards appeal more than scenery

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