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\"Oh, it's a straw,\" [Johnson] lamented when the first 12-foot section, 50 inches across, was cut free, revealing a hollow center. \"We won't get our slice - it is rotted.\" \"It is a sad day,\" said the Rev. Alistair So, rector of All Hallows. \"The tree sprouted when the church was young,\" he said. A large white oak is removed limb by limb on Tuesday in front of All Hallows Episcopal Church, also known as the Brick Church, in Harwood. Church officials, who had noticed a die-off of leaves, had the tree cut down after consulting four arborists.; The huge tree was rotted through, stymieing efforts to get a true measure of its age, though it's believed to have been there for nearly three centuries. ; A crane holds limbs in place during the removal process. ; LEFT: One of the limbs of the large white oak in front of All Hallows Episcopal Church is lowered to the ground on Tuesday. RIGHT: Woodworkers have been invited to use what was salvaged from the tree.; By Joshua McKerrow, staff; By E.B. Furgurson III, staff ; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff ; By E.B. Furgurson III, Staff ; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff

A two-piece takeout order of fried chicken from the Paceway Convenience Store in Shady Side. ; A sign advertises a deal on takeout fried chicken. ; The drumstick from a two-piece takeout order of fried chicken from the Paceway Convenience Store in Shady Side. The order is a favorite of photographer [Joshua McKerrow]. ; The best place to eat the meal, according to McKerrow, is from the hood of his car.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff ; photos By Joshua McKerrow, Staff I don't know when my compulsion started. Maybe when I was a kid and my dad would stop for fried chicken after a day sailing. Now, once a week - if I've been good - I let myself stop between photo assignments and grab a two-piece box from one of the many convenience store/gas station fried chicken suppliers. I have the county mapped out by these poultry purveyors from deep in the 'Dena down to Chesapeake Beach.

\"Any kind of development trend relates largely to what the market will bear, and right now the market seems to be more oriented to residential,\" [Larry Tom] said. \"But these trends tend to be cyclical. ... There will be a time when the residential market, particularly in townhome development, may become saturated.\" \"Traditionally, our market comes and goes in waves before the school year and at the end of the school year,\" said Melanie Domres, executive vice president of Novus Odenton. \"Throughout the year, you'll see younger millennial renters who are moving for a job transfer or want to move out of a roommate situation.\" New townhouses at the Tanyard Cove housing development in Glen Burnie are for sale. ; Novus Odenton began leasing this summer for its 244 units. The first units will be available in October, and the project is expected to be complete by early spring 2016. ; The entrance sign for the Tanyard Cove housing development in Glen Burnie. ; Construction continues at Tanyard Cove, where 153 more houses are planned, in addition to another section of the subdivision with 499 unts.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff ; Courtesy Image ; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff ; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff

Jane Campbell-Chambliss and Pete Chambliss in their home in Annapolis. ; The blue kitchen, with white counter tops and brushed stainless steel appliances, is large enough for several busy cooks...

Commandant of Midshipmen Bill Byrne presents Ernest \"Smitty\" Smith with a commandant's coin at his retirement party Monday, after 32 years as a Naval Academy barber.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Commandant of Midshipmen Bill Byrne presents Ernest \"Smitty\" Smith with a commandant's coin at his retirement party Monday, after 32 years as a Naval Academy barber.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Ernest \"Smitty\" Smith shares a laugh with Naval Academy Superintendent Vice Adm. Michael H. Miller Monday at [Smith]'s retirement party.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Ernest \"Smitty\" Smith shares a laugh with Naval Academy Superintendent Vice Adm. Michael H. Miller Monday at Smith's retirement party.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; A poster commemorates Ernest \"Smitty\" Smith's 32 years as a Naval Academy barber.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; A poster commemorates Ernest \"Smitty\" Smith's 32 years as a Naval Academy barber.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff

Vehicles throw up waves of water on Dorsey Road in Glen Burnie during Tuesday's near-record rainfall.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Vehicles throw up waves of water on Dorsey Road in Glen Burnie during Tuesday's near-record rainfall.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Sawmill Creek in Glen Burnie overflows its banks during Tuesday's stormy weather.

The annual Wee-Sale Consignment Sale has moved from its...

[Spalding] wrestler Logan Breitenbach shouts encouragement to a teammate in a meet with McDonogh.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Spalding wrestler Logan Breitenbach shouts encouragement to a teammate in a meet with McDonogh.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Spalding's Logan Breitenbach pins McDonogh's Ryan Walsh in the 160 at the meet at Spalding.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Spalding's Logan Breitenbach pins McDonogh's Ryan Walsh in the 160 at the meet at Spalding.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Logan Breitenbach, Spalding wrestling; By Joshua McKerrow; Logan Breitenbach, Spalding wrestling; By Joshua McKerrow

This Severna Park mansion was on the market for nearly $15 million before being sold this week.; File photo By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; This Severna Park mansion was on the market for nearly $15 million before being sold this week.; File photo By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; A Saturday auction for this Severna Park mansion has been canceled. An Annapolis family is buying the property, which was one of the most expensive listings in the county.; File photo By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; A Saturday auction for this Severna Park mansion has been canceled.

Before the sun rises, Annapolis High School junior Dajuan Gay walks to his school bus stop down the street from his home.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Before the sun rises, Annapolis High School junior Dajuan Gay walks to his school bus stop down the street from his home.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Dajuan Gay exits his front door on his way to catch his 6:45 bus to Annapolis High School.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Dajuan Gay exits his front door on his way to catch his 6:45 bus to Annapolis High School.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Annapolis High students Dajuan Gay and Lilly Lucas board their bus to school just as the sky begins to lighten.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Annapolis High students Dajuan Gay and Lilly Lucas board their bus to school just as the sky begins to lighten.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Around 6:45 a.m., Dajuan Gay, an Annapolis High Junior, looks down the road and wonders when his school bus will arrive.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff; Around 6:45 a.m., Dajuan Gay, an Annapolis High Junior, looks down the road and wonders when his school bus will arrive.; By Joshua McKerrow, Staff