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Falcons Boys Soccer Corrects Blip, Cruises Through September

Zachary Campbell (17) chased down a ball during the Severna Park-Broadneck boys soccer game on September 24.
For the Severna Park boys soccer team, September was a case of new faces, familiar places. Seven games in, the Falcons find themselves 5-1-1 and again in good position to make a run in the 3A postseason.

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Top International A Cappella Group Creates Music in Severna Park
Anyone driving on Truck House Road on a Wednesday evening: slow down past the Severna Park Elks Lodge and listen to the bold harmonies of the Harbor City Music Company.
C.J. Watkins threw for three touchdowns and ran for the game-winning score with a minute left to help Broadneck beat Arundel on September 13.
Bruins Football Players Pick Up Where They Left Off
As they close September, the Bruins are 4-0 and sitting pretty in the 4A East region race, having won all four of their contests in very different ways — but with familiar hallmarks of recent teams.
The Greater Severna Park and Arnold Chamber of Commerce joined ACAN volunteers to commemorate the nonprofit’s 20-year milestone on September 14.
Asbury Church Assistance Network Marks 20 Years Of Service
For over 20 years, the Asbury Church Assistance Network Inc. has worked tirelessly to help households experiencing food insecurity in Anne Arundel County. On September 14, ACAN honored its history and dedicated volunteers with a 20th anniversary celebration.
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Dizziness And Equilibrium

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Sports

Student-Athlete Of The Month: Jacob Ford

Jacob Ford credited his perseverance for helping him qualify for regionals twice in discus competition and once in shot put.

Severna Park High School senior Jacob Ford is the September Student-Athlete of the Month.

Barrett Bolter (12) set the ball during Broadneck's home match with South River on September 19. Bolter and Sydney Lawrence have tag-teamed the setter position to facilitate the Bruins' attack.

Severna Park, Broadneck Volleyball Flying High

Severna Park’s volleyball team rolled through September, giving encouraging signs of progress as they finished the month with a 5-1 mark. Broadneck finds itself sitting at 5-2 after September play concluded.
Broadneck shut out Severna Park during a 1-0 win on September 24. Raleigh Kerst redirected Katelyn Kearns' shot in the fourth quarter for the game's only goal. Mia Moody had five saves for the Bruins.

Unbeaten Broadneck Field Hockey Sees Room For Improvement

After eight games, Broadneck’s field hockey team has won seven and tied one, scoring 37 goals and conceding just five.
Through their first five games of the season, the Falcons are 3-2.

Stingy Severna Park Field Hockey Making Waves

Through their first five games of the season, the Falcons are 3-2, those two losses coming to 4A title contenders Broadneck and Crofton, each by a single goal.
Cayman Holmes is a key player in the Bruins’ midfield, and she gives back to future athletes through two different avenues that are close to her heart.

Student Athlete Of The Month: Cayman Holmes

Whether scoring big goals in lacrosse season or doing a bunch of the “dirty work” in field hockey, Cayman Holmes thrives on making her biggest mark behind the scenes.

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Business
In 2010, owner and attorney Karen Authement opened KMA Law Office, which offers “big firm services with small firm personal attention” across a variety of practice areas including estate planning and administration.
One important step in enjoying a fulfilling retirement is planning for your future – and that of your loved ones – by thinking through what will happen to your personal assets when you ultimately pass away.
The addition of Rachel Midwinter, PA-C, to Dockside Dermatology expands provider depth at the practice, allowing for same-day and next-day appointments.
Dockside Dermatology added physician assistant Rachel Midwinter to their team of providers this spring.
Please give a warm welcome to our newest members and enjoy reading about all the small businesses that make our community the best place to live!

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School & Youth
Students and staff at St. John the Evangelist School learned about a big honor on September 23: St. John was named a National Blue Ribbon school for the second time and for the first time since 2008.
AACPS Superintendent Mark Bedell
Student test scores, teacher vacancies, middle school sports – those topics and others were covered by Anne Arundel County Public Schools Superintendent Mark Bedell when he met with the Greater Severna Park Council via Zoom in September.
Taylor Jarvis and his father began funding their invention on a crowdfunding platform called Kickstarter in July with an initial goal of raising $10,000. In August, they traveled to a factory in China to meet with the team manufacturing the net.
When 18-year-old Taylor Jarvis envisioned an innovative solution to a pickle of a problem, he began the methodical process of bringing it to life, much as he learned to do in his engineering courses at Severna Park High School.

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Arts & Entertainment
The Anne Arundel Community Concert Association (AACCA) has five performances planned for its 2024-2025 season.
Experience theater in-the-round. “The Addams Family” is bringing the mysterious and kooky family to Toby’s Dinner Theatre in Columbia, now through November 10.
The macabre family has returned with “The Addams Family,” a musical comedy that runs through November 10 at Toby’s Dinner Theatre in Columbia.
From trick-or-treating to getting lost in mazes, costume contests to sampling fall fare and more, there’s something for the whole family every weekend this month.

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