Written by Kora Polydore I had the good fortunate to meet Kora Polydore a couple of years ago at the Women’s Expo at the Catonsville Community College. She is a delight and treated me to one of her pasta dishes. It was friendship at first bite…lol! Kora’s background is that she is originally from Denver, [...]
The selling of teas goes back to ancient times when early explorers sought out China to find the precious leaves. Today to see the finest variety of teas being sold, visit Capital Teas at 6 Cornhill Street in historic Annapolis. Look for the Charles Dickens building now shaped with holiday lights. You will be welcomed [...]
When you think of Annapolis, what comes to mind? Is it the deep-rooted traditions of the United States Naval Academy? Perhaps it’s the city dock and the array of watercraft that are moored there? Or could it be the historic district and the many attractions that define Annapolis as one of the oldest cities in [...]
When the Irish Store in Annapolis closed, like many people, I was very disappointed. It was always a place I could go to get unique Irish gifts and wonderful woolen clothing. This week while I was wandering the shops on Main Street in Annapolis, I did a double take. There is a new Irish store [...]
The Village Connector Online Community Newspaper has officially launched in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. This new “good news” newspaper will cover the types of things that bring communities together. The newspaper is written exclusively by volunteers and does not cover politics, crime, or controversial topics. The mission of the Village Connector Online Community Newspaper is [...]
