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Weekend Events April 20-22
Another work week has come to an end. This weekend is Earth Day, and there are tons of different ways to mark...
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Weekend Events April 13-15
Happy Friday, Severna Park! The forecast looks warm and sunny this weekend, so get outside and enjoy the...
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Weekend Events April 20-22
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Falcons Defeat North County, Set Up Friday Night Showdown With Chesapeake
For the Severna Park softball team, Thursday’s matchup with North County was the proverbial trap game...
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Into The Fire: Top Girls Lax Teams Clash At South River
There are no days off for the area’s contending girls lacrosse teams. Severna Park, Broadneck and...
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Falcons Defeat North County, Set Up Friday Night Showdown With Chesapeake
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Chamber Update
We are excited to announce our newest members of the chamber: Inspiring HR, Chris Carr, Monument Sotheby...
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Community Contributors: O’Loughlin’s Aims For $100,000 In 10th Year Of Fundraising For St. Baldrick’s Foundation
About 2,000 people stopped by O’Loughlin’s Restaurant & Pub throughout the afternoon of...
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Chamber Update
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Student Leadership Made Rock ‘N’ Roll Revival A Success
Two weekends of sold-out crowds packed the Severna Park High School auditorium in March to enjoy Rock ‘...
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Severn River Middle School Celebrates Diverse Cultures
“Ladies and gentlemen, this is your boarding call. You need to pack up your bags and depart for your...
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Student Leadership Made Rock ‘N’ Roll Revival A Success
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Jackson Anderson To Exhibit Artwork At Tsunami On April 19
Although Jackson Anderson began studying digital palette in 2016, it wasn’t until a visit to the...
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Inaugural Best Of Maryland Arts Education Festival Will Celebrate Maryland Arts Education On April 20
Maryland’s first-ever Best of Maryland Arts Education Festival is set to take place on Friday, April 20...
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Jackson Anderson To Exhibit Artwork At Tsunami On April 19
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AAGOP Central Committee Announces Vacancies In District 31
The Republican State Central Committee of Anne Arundel County today announced two committee member vacancies...
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Will You Be Part Of The Plan?
In May of last year, the county council passed a resolution (18-17) urging the county executive and the...
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AAGOP Central Committee Announces Vacancies In District 31
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Prevent Dental Disease
Today’s dental mission should not be just reacting to and treating problems; instead, the priority...
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Are You At Risk For Peripheral Artery Disease?
Peripheral artery disease — also known as PAD — is a common, yet serious, condition. It occurs...
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Prevent Dental Disease
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10U, 14U Green Hornets Travel Baseball Teams Seeking Players
Severna Park Green Hornets 10U White and 14U White Travel baseball teams are each looking for ...
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Register Now For Green Hornets Baseball!
Spring Registration Registration for the 2018 Spring Baseball season is in full swing with sign-ups coming...
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10U, 14U Green Hornets Travel Baseball Teams Seeking Players
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Photo courtesy of Ann GriebChildlife specialists Kylie McMenaman (left) and Megan Siegel (right), along with and Project Linus chapter coordinator Linda Gorman, display blanket number 20,000.
Twenty Thousand And Going Strong!
The local chapter of Project Linus has just donated its 20,000th blanket in Anne Arundel County. The milestone blanket was donated to the Anne Arundel Medical Center Pediatrics Unit where childlife specialists will give the blanket to a child receiving care at the hospital.
Since its local beginnings in 2002, Project Linus Volunteers have been handcrafting blankets for children who are seriously ill, traumatized or in need, working in partnership with AAMC and many other local agencies to provide children with the warmth, comfort and a sense of security that only a blanket can give.
Project Linus volunteers use their crochet, sewing, knitting and creative skills to create a wide variety of blankets that are delivered to area hospitals, shelters, agencies, schools and other nonprofit organizations that work directly with children in difficult situations. The volunteers are of all ages, from the Girl Scouts to homebound seniors. Many community organizations and businesses make blankets for the benefit the children, too.
The Anne Arundel County Chapter of Project Linus meets on the third Saturday of each month at the Severna Park Community Center, from 10:00am until noon. New volunteers are always welcome. There is a blanket style that meets every skill level.
Project Linus is a nationwide nonprofit organization founded in 1995 with more than 300 chapters throughout all 50 states. Persons wishing to learn more about Project Linus are encouraged to view the national website at www.projectlinus.org or the local chapter’s website at www.linusannapolis.org.

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