Rick Hutzell is a Columnist at The Baltimore Banner. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, elections, public policy, and cultural events, with a keen interest in urban art and street art. Rick's work has been featured in WYPR, The Avenue News, Environmental Post Ledger, Eye On Annapolis, and Jackson County Banner.
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Rick Hutzell's coverage reflects a strong focus on local events, seasonal activities, and government/political issues in Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay area. He also covers entertainment news and house & home topics related to his local community.
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Share this via... All Pam Beidle wanted to do was donate $400,000 to help elect like-minded Democrats.
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Share this via... We were at a state park in Kentucky for my wife's family reunion. It was the kind of weekend with hot dogs, hamburgers, fun and games.
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Annapolis is a city of rules, layered thickly over hundreds of years in Maryland's small-town state capital.
Share this via... Harry Dunn's lawsuit might not have been a campaign strategy, but it sure as hell should remind people what's at stake in the 5th District.
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COLUMN | Maybe social media sensation Bobby LaPin can beat state Sen. Bill Ferguson in the Democratic primary for their South Baltimore district. Maybe not. But in Maryland’s usually predictable political landscape, an upset like this has happened before.
COLUMN | Anne Arundel County’s newly revitalized auditor’s office uncovered misconduct in the Recreation and Parks Department, leading to the firing of a park superintendent and raising questions about government oversight.
