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Inside Look at a $1.3M Home on Local Housing Market
This luxurious house on Old Trail Road features a large pool, a three-car garage, an expansive kitchen and a lot more.

I was born in Tokyo, Japan and did a lot of traveling with my military family until finally landing in Maryland where I've lived the majority of my life. Growing up in Ellicott City, MD, I have an extreme pride for the state, evident in my passion for both the Orioles and the Ravens.
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As the new editor for Edgewater-Davidsonville Patch, there's a lot to learn. I'm learned quickly that south county is a vibrant place, full of passionate and alert people ready to impact their communities.
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This luxurious house on Old Trail Road features a large pool, a three-car garage, an expansive kitchen and a lot more.

The County Council is set for a public hearing Monday night to discuss a bill that would allow farmers to add winery buildings without a building permit.
The local gem is hoping to raise money through the raffle to help pay for building maintenance, repairs and operating costs.
Do you know where I took this photo?
Patch remembers loved ones that recently passed away.
The 8th annual tournament at the Golf Club at South River will benefit the local private school.
Check out why these often overlooked flowers make a great addition to any flowerbed.
The costume megastore looks to fill the vacant business space on Solomons Island Road, left behind by Giant grocery store's old location.
Want to take a dip this weekend? Go right ahead, our local waterways are safe to swim in!
The SPCA of Anne Arundel County is hosting this special event to increase its community outreach throughout the region.
One new educator came as far as San Deigo to be a part of the Seahawk staff.
Greenstreet Gardens will showcase the intrepid artists fall gallery show in September.
Ranging from $250,000 to nearly $800,000, here's a short list of homes for sale on the local housing market.
At least three drivers said they saw a man walking in the middle of Solomons Island Road in south county early Sunday.
Construction workers at the site couldn't give a definite date for the new breakfast spot's grand opening.
About 670 school buses are expected to transport nearly 57,000 kids when classes begin in two weeks.
A man suffered minor injuries from his fall on Monday, but officials have not confirmed the condition of the woman who apparently jumped from the bridge Friday.
Police pulled a man from under the South River Bridge after he apparently jumped into the river just before midnight on Monday.
About 670 school buses are expected to transport nearly 57,000 kids when classes begin in two weeks.
About 670 school buses are expected to transport nearly 57,000 kids when classes begin in two weeks.