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Charis Gozzo, who graduated from Broadneck High last week, knows how to promote a cause without ruffling feathers.

After several years of work by teachers, parents and students, Rippling Woods Elementary School will proudly display the Maryland Green School flag that they recently received at the Maryland Green Sc

There is a Little Free Library at Lake Waterford Park thanks to Joseph Johnston. The 14-year-old Scout from Troop 346 of Pasadena United Methodist Church got the idea when his mother Marie Johnston to

Julia O’Mara’s senior year was exceptionally busy.

There will be something for everyone to love during the Anne Arundel County Public Library’s Fizz, Boom, Read! Summer Reading Club festivities this summer. The 2014 club starts in June, with each of t

The Green Hornets has become an exceptionally strong athletic program dedicated to excellence because of the help of parents, volunteers and community support. With the goal of “putting kids first,” t

Sweetheart, always remember never to take a drink, or a meal, from a politician. During an election when any politician solicits your vote, and your support with food or drink, you diminish your retur

Peter England gets a little choked up reflecting on his most recent accomplishment. Not only is he a first time author, but the book is receiving high praise in the upper echelons of men’s lacrosse in

Scout leaders from throughout the county joined together this past Monday to honor scouting leaders at the Boy Scouts Four Rivers Districts annual awards dinner.

Morale, Welfare and Recreation Department at NSA Annapolis hosted its 16th annual Health, Nutrition and Fitness Fair on May 6 with 46 exhibit booths and 75 exhibitors, 17 interactive screening booths