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Former staff, residents want Black voices centered in Crownsville Hospital property redesign - Vimarsana News

Former staff, residents want Black voices centered in Crownsville Hospital property redesign

As planning for the future of the Crownsville Hospital site continues, former staff members and activists] are asking for a say in the redesign efforts.

Federal judge certifies class action lawsuit against city of Annapolis - Vimarsana News

Federal judge certifies class action lawsuit against city of Annapolis

With the class action status certified Monday, the city of Annapolis could face paying damages to Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis residents totaling nearly $30 million.

Federal judge certifies class action lawsuit against HACA, city of Annapolis - Vimarsana News

Federal judge certifies class action lawsuit against HACA, city of Annapolis

With the class action status certified Monday, the city of Annapolis could face paying damages to Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis residents totaling nearly $30 million.

January 25, 2022 | Daily News Brief | 3 Firefighters Killed in Baltimore Fire. PPP Fraud Fighting. The State of Black Annapolis. - Eye On Annapolis - Vimarsana News

January 25, 2022 | Daily News Brief | 3 Firefighters Killed in Baltimore Fire. PPP Fraud Fighting. The State of Black Annapolis. - Eye On Annapolis

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106 years later: Annapolis 'grandfather clause' Supreme Court decision helped catalyze Black political involvment - Vimarsana News

106 years later: Annapolis 'grandfather clause' Supreme Court decision helped catalyze Black political involvment

The 2021 elections mark the 106th anniversary of a little-known Supreme Court decision that struck down an Annapolis City Charter change known as the “grandfather clause,” that prohibited nearly all Black Annapolis residents from voting between 1909 and 1915. The law stripped a prominent Black alderman of his seat and snapped more than two decades of near-continuous Black representation on the City Council.