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04/08/07
Melissa Duvall is up front about being a tree hugger. The 17-year-old Broadneck High senior's life, like many area residents, is entwined with the outdoors: she's hiked outdoors, played sports on county ball fields and swum in local waters and pools. She likes her planet clean and green. 
Wendi Winters — The Capital
Melissa Duvall, a 17-year old resident of Arnold and a senior at Broadneck High School, hugs one of the oldest oak trees still standing in Maryland. Founder of the high school’s Outdoor Environmental Club, she is planning to major in Environmental Science in college.Find Us On Facebook
Last year, the Arnold teen - related to a long line of Duvalls who settled in the area centuries ago - founded the high school's Outdoor Environmental Club. Instructor Nancy Bourgeois is the club's adviser. The club's mission is "to promote awareness and enjoyment of the natural world and to plan and implement environmental service...
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