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10/6/2009: Six members of the Italian-American community in Annapolis gather on Tuesday, Oct. 6, for Italian classes at the Sons of Italy lodge on Ridgely Avenue. Photo by: Earl Kelly - The Capital
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Bryce Heller, 6 a first grader at Nantucket Elementary School uses the SMART board as his teacher Jillian Benson looks on. (Photo by Shannon Lee Zirkle - The Capital) 10/9/09
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10/6/2009: Cornella Walsh, left, and Dick Maio, both of Edgewater, listen as Rosalindo Mannetta, an Italian instructor from Baltimore, leads a class at the Sons of Italy in Annapolis. Sons of Italy lodges were formed starting in 1905, in large part to serve as a place where Italian immigrants could learn English. Today, though their membership is declining, they help preserve Italian culture. Photo by: Earl Kelly - The Capital
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Jillian Benson uses the SMART board to teach her first grade class. (Photo by Shannon Lee Zirkle - The Capital) 10/9/09
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Mary Ann Jung and Tom Plott met at the Renaissance Festival 20 years ago and it was love at first sight. They still continue to work there together. (Photo by Shannon Lee Zirkle - The Capital) 10/3/09
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10/6/2009: Diane Cerone, president of the Annapolis chapter of Sons of Italy, looks at the past presidents. This group, like many benevolent and service organizations, are losing membership.A black ribbon on a past president's portrait means that he is deceased. ((Note that woman on board is Cerone from when she was president in years gone by.) Photo by: Earl Kelly - The Capital
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Mary Ann Jung and Tom Plott met at the Renaissance Festival 20 years ago and it was love at first sight. They still continue to work there together. (Photo by Shannon Lee Zirkle - The Capital) 10/3/09
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The Maryland State House dome was lit in pink to in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/9/09
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Mary Ann Jung and Tom Plott met at the Renaissance Festival 20 years ago and it was love at first sight. They still continue to work there together. (Photo by Shannon Lee Zirkle - The Capital) 10/3/09
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The Maryland State House dome was lit in pink to in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/9/09
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Phillip Austin, with Allen N Walpert & Sons, Inc Electrical Contractors, installs lighting in the hallway. Workers revamp a site that will be Annapolis Self Storage. Moreland Parkway is going through a rebirth of sorts, with the city repaving the road and two businesses are expanding. (Photo by Paul W Gillespie - The Capital) 10/6/09
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Ensign James Godfrey talks to Mikayla Manyin, 11 from Bates Middle School after the tour of the Academy's planetarium and ship bridge simulator.
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10/6/2009: Spa Creek Conservancy member Bruce Kreutzer of Eastport checks his cages of oysters at a pier on Wells Cove. He's participating in the state's Marylanders Grow Oysters program, which is the newest way for people to get involved in oyster gardening. The oysters eventually will be planted on a sanctuary oyster reef that's off-limits to watermen. Photo by: Pamela Wood, The Capital.
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10/6/2009: Spa Creek Conservancy member Bruce Kreutzer of Eastport displays two of the four cages filled with baby oysters that he is tending to in Wells Cove through the Marylanders Grow Oysters program. Oyster gardening seems to be growing in popularity. Photo by: Pamela Wood, The Capital.
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Jaylin King, left and Luis Rojas both 10 of Mills Parol Elementary School check out the glider during the 234th birthday celebration of the United States Navy and the 164th birthday of the Naval Academy.
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10/6/2009: The state's Marylanders Grow Oysters program is the newest opportunity for people to get involved in raising oysters at their piers. There are several nonprofit groups and for-profit businesses that provide oysters. The state also offers a tax credit to help Marylanders recoup the cost of raising oysters. Photo by: Pamela Wood, The Capital.
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Bridget Ralph, 11, Anne Campbell and Mikayla Manyin, 11 all from Bates Middle School watch the ship bridge simulator during the 234th birthday celebration of the United States Navy and the 164th birthday of the Naval Academy.
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Midshipman 4th Class Michael Owens and Capt. Peter W McGeory, Senior Chaplain at USN, cut a traditional cake with a sword, in celebration of the birth of the Navy 234 years ago.
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Workers revamp a site that will be Annapolis Self Storage. Moreland Parkway is going through a rebirth of sorts, with the city repaving the road and two businesses are expanding. (Photo by Paul W Gillespie - The Capital) 10/6/09
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The home of Nate Niles in Annapolis. (Photo by Shannon Lee Zirkle - The Capital)
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