Annapolis nonprofits line up to request financial help from City Council

The Downtown Annapolis Partnership, Annapolis Arts District and Wiley H. Bates Legacy Center all seek additional funding from the city in 2024. The Annapolis All-Stars football teams are also seeking a waiver of surprise fees.

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