The Capital - 2021-05-09

• Speak for the trees
• Public housing residents sue
• Annapolis motorcade, rally mark ‘John Lewis Voting Rights Act’ day
• A day with meaning for pair of moms
• SEVERNA PARK BOYS LACROSSE NOT READY TO END REIGN
• Bombing kills at least 30 near girls’ school in Kabul
• Key US fuel pipeline system halted
• Man who saved toddler describes rescue off an Ocean City bridge
• Obama dog Bo, a ‘true friend,’ dies from cancer
• Positivity rate, cases continue to fall across state
• Hogan pardons 34 lynching victims
• Young adults the biggest source of Md. virus cases
• We can act together on global warming
• The Capital honored with journalism awards
• ‘It was such an experience’
• ANNE ARUNDEL ANNOUNCEME­NTS
• Insult to humanity
• Employers should implement bonus to get vaccinated
• Annapolis no longer hides its spending behind gimmicks
• Passing Plan2040 moves power to county communitie­s
• Under the radar: Severn took MIAA A Conference by storm
• Back on the attack
• A return to normal
• Portland wins NWSL Challenge Cup
• DeChambeau takes big detour
• Sense of normalcy could return
• Harvick looking for jumpstart
• ANNE ARUNDEL VARSITY ROUNDUP
• TODAY’S TV
• Recruiting campaign
• AACC awards $50,000
• Several ways for retirees to tap their home equity for extra income
• Goddard School lease Shopping center sold
• Designing a more inclusive music industry
• Stormburst of verbena awaits your garden
• Be grateful for mom
• The Chesapeake from another perspectiv­e
• FedEx attack recalls memories of Capital Gazette shooting
• What makes mom a remarkable woman?
• Learn about these mental health Anne Arundel resources
• Tips for better conversati­ons with people who have dementia
• Do the right thing, even though neighbor is wrong
• Recognitio­n days tough for grieving parents
• HOROSCOPES
• Move halfway around the table

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The Capital - 2021-05-10