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Luminis Health restores phone service as its cyberattack recovery continues, Annapolis narrows its police chief search to three finalists, a former Annapolis deputy fire chief makes Maryland history, and the Annapolis Powerboat Show prepares to bring more than 400 boats back to City Dock in October. Stick around — we've got all of that coming up on today's DNB.

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Coming up, Luminis Health is still recovering nearly two weeks after a cyberattack; housing is proposed for the old WNAV property; Annapolis considers a much steeper fine for illegal short-term rentals; Navy reaches back 100 years for some very cool Notre Dame uniforms; and we have two bonus podcasts featuring mentalist Dan Gaffney and Boatyard Beach Bash founder Dick Franyo. Those stories are coming up on today's DNB — have a listen.

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Back with her weekly Annapolis After Dark is BeeprBuzz. She'll keep you up to speed on all of the fantastic live music we have in the area!

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The Homeowners Expo returns to Annapolis September 26 and 27, and amid the remodeling experts, home improvement displays and demonstrations will be something a little unexpected: mind reading.

Mentalist and mind-reading magician Dan Gaffney brings his interactive "Mind Mysteries" show to the Expo at 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Gaffney has been performing for more than 20 years, using audience members—and their thoughts—as the props for a show that mixes classic mentalism, psychology and plenty of fun.

In this bonus podcast, Gaffney talks about his fascination with magic as a kid, what separates a mentalist from a traditional magician, how he handles skeptics, and what visitors can expect when he takes the stage in Annapolis.

The Homeowners Expo will be held at the Byzantium Event Center, 2747 Riva Road, and admission—including Gaffney's performance—is free.

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LINKS:

• The Homeowners Expo (Website)
• Dan Gaffney (Website)

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Coming up, police identify the victim and suspected gunman in Friday night's deadly Hanover shooting; NEO Pizza is abruptly closing after nearly a decade at Annapolis Town Center; Dock Street businesses have a deal that can cut your Annapolis Boat Show tickets in half; and Third Eye Comics is firing up the Bat-Signal for National Batman Day. Those stories and more on the Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief.

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Today is also Ticket Tuesday from Rams Head On Stage and a historical message from Historic Annapolis!

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Coming up: a deadly shooting in Hanover, another troubling year for Osprey on the Severn River, four local names on the Baltimore Business Journal's Forty Under 40 list, Navy's furious comeback that fell just short at Florida Atlantic, and a look ahead to the 21st annual Boatyard Beach Bash at the Annapolis Maritime Museum. All that and more on today's DNB!

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Ann Covington from CovingtonAlsina is also here with her Monday Money Report!

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This week, we sit down with Tony Aquilino of Annapolis Makerspace, a community workshop on Hudson Street where members have access to everything from traditional woodworking equipment to 3D printers, laser engravers, and CNC machines. Aquilino describes it as a "gym membership except for tools," but the real value may be the community of makers who share their skills, help solve problems, and teach one another along the way.

We talk about the incredible variety of projects that come through the shop, including restoring a generations-old rocking chair, building sailboat parts, creating one-of-a-kind gifts and prototyping equipment for Chesapeake Bay research. We also talk about how Annapolis Makerspace stepped up to produce thousands of PPE face shields during COVID, the growing mix of traditional craftsmanship and new technology, and how someone with an idea—but not necessarily the tools or know-how—can get started.

Have a listen.

LINKS:

• Annapolis Makerspace (Website)

Today, we head to the Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park with Dick Franyo, owner of the Boatyard Bar & Grill and the driving force behind the 21st annual Boatyard Beach Bash(and 1 through 20 as well). What started after Tropical Storm Isabel as a way to help the Maritime Museum recover has grown into one of Annapolis' signature parties, raising $1.7 million over the years to support the Museum and its educational programs.

We talk with Franyo about how his love of Jimmy Buffett helped shape the event, his personal connection with Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band, and what makes the Beach Bash such a special night. This year's event is September 19 and features an incredible lineup of musicians with deep Buffett connections, six hours of music, Boatyard food, an open bar and a new raw and grilled oyster bar. And Franyo points out that the musicians don't disappear backstage—they hang around, giving guests a chance to meet them and hear some stories about life on the road with Jimmy Buffett.

Tickets are limited, the event typically sells out, and every ticket helps support the Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park and its work educating thousands of students about the Chesapeake Bay. Get your Boatyard Beach Bash tickets here.

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Annapolis has a new harbormaster; a local musician is headed to one of the country's major rock festivals; more than 115 artists are taking over downtown for the Annapolis Songwriters Festival; and I checked out Paul Gillespie's new photography exhibition — and I'm telling you, this one is worth seeing. Those stories are coming up on today's Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief.

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And like we do every Friday, Annapolis Subaru and I met up with some animals from the SPCA of Anne Arundel County. Check out this week's Canines & Crosstreks!

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Some significant changes are coming to parking in Annapolis — Metropolis has new terms involving arbitration, class actions, and biometric data, while the city has unveiled its own plans to make parking less confusing and less punitive. Also, the next Anne Arundel County Council is getting a raise, and the Mitchell Art Museum is revisiting Annapolis' historic Liberty Tree through a new exhibition. Stick around — we've got all of that coming up on today's DNB.

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Airbags are disappearing from Hondas across Anne Arundel County; Storm Bros. is brewing up a new plan to survive the challenges at City Dock; apparently, running the Federal Reserve can help you afford some pretty nice Gibson Island real estate; and Naptown Philharmonic is kicking off a new season at Maryland Hall. Those stories are coming up on today's DNB — have a listen.

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Back with her weekly Annapolis After Dark is BeeprBuzz. She'll keep you up to speed on all of the fantastic live music we have in the area!

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