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Community - West County
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Published
04/28/10
A sprinkling rain came but the work went on with about 50 people, including teachers and the principal of Waugh Chapel Elementary School, who came out to help do a complete landscape overhaul with donated labor, materials and landscape design. 
Debra Shafer — For The Capital
Emily Wirt, 9, a fourth-grader at Waugh Chapel Elementary in Odenton, helped plant flowers at her school on Saturday.Find Us On Facebook
This complete transformation of the entrance of the school all came from just a simple idea of selling engraved bricks as a fundraiser for playground equipment. One idea led to another and the end project will include ornamental plantings, a vegetable learning garden for the entire student body to enjoy, a brick walkway and park benches. Kathy Powers, part of the PTA Playground...
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