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Arsenic… Strike… Hoarding… Suck… It’s all here. It’s REVERB.

On August 12, 2011 By

Welcome to REVERB – The Sound’s recap of the top stories (and some not-so-top) involving Annapolis and Anne Arundel County that we found interesting enough to send your way… with a complimentary side of sass. Arsenic Chickens Revisited

It’s been quite a while since I’ve harped about those arsenic-laced chickens, [...]

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Death by Smart Phone, Daryl Jones is Breaking the Law, and Crime for a More Fuel-Efficient Tomorrow

On August 5, 2011 By

Welcome to REVERB – The Sound’s recap of the top stories (and some not-so-top) involving Annapolis and Anne Arundel County that we found interesting enough to send your way… with a complimentary side of… well, sarcasm. If Whatever You Were in the Hospital For Doesn’t Get You, Your Cell Phone [...]

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Mission Impossible, Coach Brand Ketchup, the Boys Will ALWAYS Be (Little) Boys

On July 29, 2011 By

Welcome to REVERB – The Sound’s recap of the top stories (and some not-so-top) involving Annapolis and Anne Arundel County that we found interesting enough to send your way… with a complimentary side of… well, sarcasm. Leave. The Ketchup. Alone.

According to a recent articlein Hometown Annapolis, “It’s a very [...]

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Don’t Fear This Hangman, Brown is the New Clear, Vaccaro’s Strikes Back!

On July 1, 2011 By

Welcome to REVERB – The Sound’s recap of the top stories (and some not-so-top) involving Annapolis and Anne Arundel County that we found interesting enough to send your way… with a complimentary side of… well, sarcasm. It May Look Toxic, But No Worries, The Water is Safe

This is [...]

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That Bling Don’t Sing, Training for Jeopardy, the Magnetic Market House & More!

On June 23, 2011 By

Welcome to REVERB – The Sound’s recap of the top stories (and some not-so-top) involving Annapolis and Anne Arundel County that we found interesting enough to send your way… with a complimentary side of… well, sarcasm. When Material Possessions Overrun the World

Hometown Annapolis gave a report on Wednesday [...]

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CDC Opens Lab at Westfield Mall, Little League Parents Gone Wild, and Soldier, You Haven’t Paid Enough

On June 16, 2011 By

Welcome to REVERB – The Sound’s recap of the top stories (and some not-so-top) involving Annapolis and Anne Arundel County that we found interesting enough to send your way… with a complimentary side of… well, sarcasm.

Could We BE Any Lazier?

I believe I’ve touched on this particular [...]

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Summer Heat Means Multiple Stories with Pepper Spray – Yes, Really.

On June 2, 2011 By

Welcome to REVERB – The Sound’s recap of the top stories (and some not-so-top) involving Annapolis and Anne Arundel County that we found interesting enough to send your way… with a complimentary side of… well, sarcasm. Coming soon:  One room schoolhouses and some serious regression

A recent Hometown Annapolis [...]

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Psychic Vampires, Gang Branding, and the Triathlon That Destroyed Annapolis – Get REVERB’d

On May 12, 2011 By

Welcome to REVERB – The Sound’s recap of the top stories (and some not-so-top) involving Annapolis and Anne Arundel County that we found interesting enough to send your way… with a complimentary side of… well, sarcasm. Next up: complaints about marathons, yoga classes and the Tour de France

This [...]

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REVERB: Throwing Rocks = Gateway Crime, Didn’t We Rebel Against Royalty, and Warlocks Made Me Do It

On April 28, 2011 By

Welcome to REVERB – The Sound’s recap of the top stories (and some not-so-top) involving Annapolis and Anne Arundel County that we found interesting enough to send your way… with a complimentary side of… well, sarcasm. Attention to anyone looking for a believable insanity defense:

The Charlie Sheen Effect [...]

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SoundTV: On The Foerfront – The Future of Local Journalism

On April 19, 2011 By

The Sound’s Paul Foer gives his perspective on the future of local journalism, the challenges of the Digital Age and the preserving the critical function of traditional journalism through new media. Filmed at Killarney House as part of the Rotary Club of South Anne Arundel County’s April 14th, 2011 meeting.

 

You’ve heard our [...]

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