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Carr's Beach, A Once Black-Owned Beach Along The Mid-Atlantic's Chesapeake Bay, Is Being Restored To Preserve Its History - Vimarsana News

Carr's Beach, A Once Black-Owned Beach Along The Mid-Atlantic's Chesapeake Bay, Is Being Restored To Preserve Its History

An area in the DMV known as Chesapeake Bay is home to multiple beaches along its shorelines. During the Jim Crow Era when segregation ran deep, the Black community wasn’t welcome to enjoy the sandy shores, according to CBS News.

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EDITORIAL: How Screwed Are Residents of Annapolis in an Emergency? - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: How Screwed Are Residents of Annapolis in an Emergency?

OPINION: Lack of planning on the part of the City of Annapolis in Maryland has put residents in significant danger should an emergency arise.

Home of the Week: Frederick Douglass designed dream summer residence in Highland Beach - Vimarsana News

Home of the Week: Frederick Douglass designed dream summer residence in Highland Beach

Highland Beach is a unique place in the sun on the Chesapeake Bay. Located near the tip of the Annapolis Neck peninsula, it was founded as a summer resort community exclusively for African Americans in 1893.

Two sides of Anne Arundel school start time debate; Greenbury Point golf course would benefit public, wildlife | READER COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Two sides of Anne Arundel school start time debate; Greenbury Point golf course would benefit public, wildlife | READER COMMENTARY

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Coastal News Today | MD - Historically Black beach to be saved as Annapolis parkland - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | MD - Historically Black beach to be saved as Annapolis parkland

Time was running out to save the last vestige of a rollicking African American getaway on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay.