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February 11, 2012



Arundel Digest
Arundel High teen amazes all who know her

'Amazing!" is the first word people say when asked to comment about Arundel High senior Brienna Ossman. Her Best Buddy, Tanner Pack, 16, a sophomore at the school and a unified bowling teammate, said Brienna's...



'Tepee' at Camp Woodlands in need of restoration

Several generations of area women have happy memories of the unique "tepee" building at the Girl Scout's Camp Woodlands on Riva Road.



The pin-ups of Pasadena

Most people in Pasadena know Lisa Spicknall-Horner as an outspoken advocate for victims' rights. Her two young children were murdered by her estranged husband in 1999.



Have a most or least favorite playground?
Good Deeds: Student demonstrates generosity, compassion
Super day for pizza sales

The Giants and the Patriots aren't the only ones with a game plan this Super Bowl Sunday. Pizza restaurants have been calling employees in early to prepare dough, assemble boxes and slice veggies in advance of the biggest...



Super fans head to Super Bowl


Patriots hold enduring appeal for loyal fans

Bernie O'Brien is a superstitous guy, at least when it comes to his beloved New England Patriots.



Abused goat has new home

Tuscany's got a pretty nice spread now: All the hay she can eat, her own pen, a slide, plenty of places to jump and all the friends a goat could ever want.



Teen of the Week: Teen earns rave reviews for academics, extracurriculars

Guidance Department chairperson Juliet Violett sounded like a theater critic when she was asked her opinion of Annapolis High IB senior Trevor Jarod Queen.



Balmy winter likely to continue

Winter, schminter. So much for all the warm and fuzzy togs Santa left under the tree.



Patriots fans, we want to hear from you
Pilots fought war on two fronts

Not long after his 90th birthday a few weeks ago, LeRoy Battle's wheelchair was parked in the White House's theater room to screen the new film "Red Tails" before it hit theaters.



Plunge was 'warm' 40-degree bath

The stars aligned perfectly for the 16th annual MSP Polar Bear Plunge at Sandy Point State Park yesterday.



Good Deeds: Volunteers prove we can 'create many miracles'
Teen of the Week: A top rower displays maturity beyond her years

Broadneck High senior Rebecca Burns, 17, is the kind of teen that would make any parent proud.



 





Around Annapolis: Light House shelter brings out the B.E.S.T.
Callahan remembered as outspoken, competitive
Residents: Shut down homeless shelter
City Hall: Annapolis begins to reorganize its departments
Moving day for City Hall begins tomorrow
Nurse tends to victim at City Dock
Century-old deed could complicate garage plan
Annapolis officials probe Kirby's residence
Around Annapolis: Mills-Parole students able to continue dancing up a storm

Students in the D.A.R.E. Dance Program at Mills-Parole Elementary School have been working hard to learn a fast-paced dance sequence. Once they got the kick, body roll and ball change moves down, instructor Hannah LaFrance...



 





Around Broadneck: High school seniors create art from the heart
Views differ on Broadneck's 'The Pit'
Around Broadneck: A friend returns a long-lost ring to its surprised owner

Settling into a seat at the Cape St. Claire Dunkin' Donuts, Jennifer Crews-Carey was about to make someone's day a little brighter.



 





Around Crofton: At 104, Thelma Spence got her wish to go back to school

For her 104th birthday, Crofton resident and former teacher Thelma Spence had one wish: to go back to school for a day.



Crofton Middle student wins contest

Louie the Bowie Baysox mascot took a break from the ballpark on Jan. 12 and came to Crofton Middle School to surprise seventh-grader Caroline Kerr, who designed the winning poster that will be used to promote the team's...



 





Court hears dispute over Four Seasons on KI
Queen Anne's sheriff embraces his inner potter

Queen Anne's County Sheriff Gary Hofmann isn't exactly an artist. He's more interested in repairing vintage arcade games and watching his son play football than visiting an art gallery or taking a pottery class.



 





Around the Park: Centennial exhibit at The Gallery at Woods church
Green Hornets: Boys lacrosse offers select team
Around the Park: Old Navy's closure is talk of the town

Thanks to mild temperatures, Severna Park's shops, stores and restaurants were busier than usual last weekend. People shopped, ran errands or gathered in twos or threes at local coffee shops.



Green Hornets: A tribute to Jim McCandless
Around the Park: Severna Park Elementary kicks off 75th anniversary
Green Hornets: Shining a spotlight on Hornets coach

Severna Park mourns death of longtime baseball coach Jim McCandless

Jim McCandless, a successful Severna Park High School baseball coach and manager of the Green Hornets youth organization, died Tuesday.



 





Around South County: Edgewater Scout Pack 815 holds Pinewood Derby
Around South County: Carrie Weedon speaker talks about terrapins

The Carrie Weedon Science Center, 911 Galesville Road, is hosting a series of speakers about bay wildlife and ecology, featuring one speaker each month from February through May. The events are free, although donations are...



Around South County: Shady Side Scouts salute the returning troops
 





Around West County: A museum visit would be worth your time
Around West County: Odenton fire company christens its pumper engine
Meeting to review town center status
 




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