🍦Where to turn your closet into cash

Good morning, Annapolis. We are in for some nasty weather today. The National Weather Service says the storms could bring damaging winds, and maybe even hail or tornadoes. Stay safe, friends.

In today’s Naptown Scoop:

Let’s get to it.

— Lauren Burke Meyer, Dylan Roche, & Duffy Perkins

For years, patients needed multiple treatments to achieve their best skin results. Now, Current Dermatology & Cosmetic Center is excited to offer HALO TRIBRID, combining three trusted technologies — HALO®, MOXI™, and Erbium Resurfacing — into one powerful, customizable treatment with a single recovery period.

What makes HALO TRIBRID unique:

Common concerns treated:

📞 Call (410) 384-3045 or visit www.currentderm.com to schedule your consultation and learn if HALO TRIBRID is right for you.

Spring cleaning season is upon us. Feeling swallowed by clothes and clutter? From closet to cash, these local consignment shops are ready to give your gently loved pieces a second life.

New to You | 1916 Forest Dr, Annapolis | Call 410.263.2211 for an appointment to bring in spring and summer women’s items. They also accept designer jewelry, home décor, collectibles, and furniture. Get all the details before you go.

Return to Oz | 2011 West St, Annapolis | Accepts in-season, name-brand clothing (infant to adult), shoes, accessories, excellent-condition books and toys, and select housewares. First-timers need an appointment. More info and contract online.

Savvy Consignment | 553 B & A Blvd, Severna Park | Takes gently used or new women's, men's, and children’s name-brand clothing, shoes, handbags, and some home items. Consign Monday–Friday without an appointment. View contract.

One Petticoat Lane | 2 Annapolis St, Annapolis | Sells stylish women’s apparel and eclectic home furnishings. See their preferred brands list and contract.

Memories on Wayberry | 97 Mayo Rd, Edgewater | Accepts women's and men's designer and name-brand handbags, clothing, shoes, accessories, and jewelry in like-new condition. Walk-ins welcome Tuesday–Friday, 10 AM to 4:30 PM. Read the fine print.

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So we're hiring a new social media content creator. But we've been going about it all the wrong way.

Now all we're looking for is someone who's great at short-form video content. Bonus points if you're a great photographer, too. We're hoping this is the last week that of reviewing applications so if this sounds interesting to you or you know the perfect person for the job, please click here to view the application.

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You may not see weeds yet, but the battle actually starts now.

Many stubborn weeds begin as tiny seeds germinating underground. By the time they break through the surface, they’re already stealing water, nutrients, and sunlight from your grass, leaving lawns thin and patchy.

That’s why timing matters. Lawn Doctor of Annapolis is applying pre-emergent treatments designed to stop weeds before they ever appear. Blocking seeds from sprouting keeps lawns across the Chesapeake Bay area thick, green, and healthy all season.

Every yard is different, so treatments are customized for the weeds common in our area.

🌿 Mention code LDNAPSCOOP for 50% off your first service plus a free soil test.

Visit our website to request a quote or call (410) 956-8300

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🎈 = family-friendly events

🍀 St. Patrick’s Day @ Galway Bay, Killarney House, or Brian Boru - Live music

🍝 Dining Out for Life - Eat at any participating restaurant and a percentage of your meal will be donated to Moveable Feast, a nonprofit that provides nutritious meals to Marylanders experiencing food insecurity and chronic illness.

🎈 🦀 Maryland Day - More than 50 historic buildings, heritage sites, and more host events (many $1 or less) to commemorate the anniversary of the first European settlers landing in Maryland in 1634. Runs through March 25.

🦪 First day of Chesapeake Oyster Week - Restaurants all over town have oyster specials made with locally harvested oysters and all the shells will be recycled.

🕵️‍♂️ Colonial Players of Annapolis presents: City of Angels - A 1940s detective story writer struggles to adapt his crime novel into a movie.

🎈 🩰 Performing Arts Fest - Explore demos and see what’s possible at Maryland Hall this year.

🦪 Eastport Oyster Boys 30th Anniversary show - The musical "Goodwill Ambassadors of the City of Annapolis" celebrate 30 years of music and mirth. Proceeds support AMFM.

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🚌 Early dismissal: AACPS is closing two hours early today in anticipation of dangerous weather. All after school activities and field trips are canceled.

❤️ Good neighbors: Three would-be bystanders became heroes last week after a house fire broke out on Carver Street. Donna Johnson, Tyler Stanek, and a third person who was not named helped two victims escape the fire before the emergency services arrived. ($)

🫱 Meet the Ombudsman: Annapolis just announced the hiring of Tiana Parker as its new ombudsman. The ombudsman's job is to be a single point of contact for residents and businesses to navigate bureaucracy. You can reach Tiana by emailing [email protected].

🖼️ What else is retirement for? 96-year-old local Marilyn Weiner hello opened her new art exhibit at the Arundel Center last week. Her art, which involves making 3D images from 2D prints, will be on display until May 18th. ($)

🏛️ County Council: Due to potential inclement weather, tonight’s County Council meeting has been postponed to Thursday, March 19 at 7 PM. When it happens, a comprehensive sign code overhaul, new regional development plans for Crownsville and the rural south county, and a zoning change to allow large-scale battery storage facilities are on the agenda. Also up for a vote: a school security capital appropriation and acceptance of a nearly 242-acre land gift in Pasadena.

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61 🌡️ 32 | ⛈️ | 82% | 💨 SSE 20 mph (17 knots)

40 🌡️ 27 | ⛅ | 0% | 💨 WNW 15 mph (13 knots)

💧🌡️ Water temperature = 41ºF
Temperature readings taken from the mouth of the Severn River the night before publication

49 West | Bobby Thompson and Karen Jonas | 7:30–10 PM
The Admiral’s Cup | Aidan Ewald | 7–10 PM
Brian Boru | Ginger & The Other Dave | 6–9 PM
Galway Bay | Brandon Kennedy | 6–9 PM
Killarney House | Chris Baldwin | 6–9 PM
Rams Head On Stage | Albert Lee | 8 PM | Tickets

49 West | Unified Jazz Ensemble | 7–9:30 PM
The Admiral’s Cup | Joe Matheus | 7–10 PM
Brian Boru | Finbars Flight | 10 AM – 1 PM
Brian Boru | Chris Baldwin | 2:30–5:30 PM
Brian Boru | O'McPub Band | 7–10 PM
🎵🌳 Brian Boru | Jim Matteo | 12–3 PM
🎵🌳 Brian Boru | Sean Suttell | 5–8 PM
Captain’s Daughter | TBA | 5–7 PM
Galway Bay | Richard Hayward | 2–6 PM
Galway Bay | Chris Baldwin | 7–11 PM
🎵🌳 Killarney House | The Corkers | 12–4 PM
🎵🌳 Killarney House | Brandon Kennedy | 5–9 PM
Killarney House | O'McPub Band | 1–5 PM
Killarney House | Ciarán Quinn | 6–10 PM
The Point | Dan Haas | 5–8 PM
Rams Head On Stage | The Phil Collins Experience | 8 PM | Tickets

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