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Blue Angels Take To The Skies In Annual USNA Air Show
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels soared over the Severn River on May 22 for their annual flight demonstration.
Fifth-grade students at Severna Park Elementary School shared their favorite hobbies in June’s Question of the Month.
Question Of The Month: Severna Park Elementary School
We asked kids, "What is your favorite hobby, and why do you enjoy it?"
Ray Hughes and Sian Chandler are The Black Feathers, a duo with Americana, folk and acoustic indie rock sensibilities.
Folk Duo Travels From England To Annapolis For Show
Singer-songwriter duo Ray Hughes and Sian Chandler will showcase their unique sound at 49 West Coffeehouse on June 17.

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Event Calendar
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Mindful Making

Severna Park Library | Severna Park, MD

Wed 26
Ribbon Cutting Celebrating …

April's Table | Severna Park, Maryl

Thu 27
Anniversary Hike at Bacon …

Bacon Ridge Natural Area | Crownsville , MD

Thu 27
Wellness Business Connections …

Melaleuca Earth Sense | Annapolis, Maryl

Fri 28
Guided Tour of the William …

William Paca House & Garden | Annapolis, MD

Sat 29
Color Me Calm

Severna Park Library | Severna Park, MD

Sun 30
Mamma Mia! CHS Alumni …

Chesapeake High School | Pasadena, MD

Sun 30
Read Between the Wines

Great Frogs Winery | Annapolis, MD

Sun 30
Read Between the Wines

Great Frogs Winery | Annapolis, MD

Sun 30
Scholarship Opportunity for …

The Zonta Club of Annapolis is now …

Tue 2
Groovy Nate

Severna Park Library | Severna Park, MD

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Groovy Nate

Severna Park Library | Severna Park, MD

 

Dining and Entertainment Guide
Events, Activities, Food Tips And More
Senor Chile
Taste The World Without Leaving Severna Park
Beyond standard American fare, Severna Park also affords residents the opportunity to sample some of the world’s most popular ethnic cuisines without leaving their own zip code.
Situated downtown on West Street, Curate Annapolis offers an enticing selection of Ceremony Coffee-based espresso beverages and made-in-house pastries, including large sweet or savory scones.
A Coffee Lover’s Guide To Local Cafés
Discover all that the local coffee scene has to offer.
The Bowie Baysox fill their schedule with family friendly activities so that fans of all ages can attend games and come away with memorable experiences.
Bowie Baysox Specialize In Family Entertainment
Now in their 31st year as an Orioles minor league affiliate, the Baysox are a Double-A team stacked with talent.
Wild horses roam Assateague Island National Seashore.
Adventures Await At Nearby National Parks
From beaches to battlefields, national parks provide access to nature and history in locations across America.
At Play Street Museum, kids can give their friends a checkup at the doctor’s office, care for the animals at the pet shop, or prepare to save the day at the fire station.
Sites Around Town Specialize In A Range Of Activities
Whether it’s a rainy day or you and your family are looking for a new hobby to explore, there is plenty to do around the greater Severna Park area.
Community
The Rev. Erik Arnold, right, concelebrated an anniversary Mass on June 5, 2024, at St. Leo the Great Roman Catholic Church in Baltimore’s Little Italy with some of his ordination classmates, including the Rev. Leo Patalinghug and Baltimore Auxiliary Bishop Adam Parker, a Severna Park native.

St. John Pastor Celebrates 25 Years Of Holy Orders

The Rev. Erik Arnold, pastor of St. John the Evangelist, has reached a significant milestone in his priesthood journey.

Broadneck Student Shares Missions Experience, Prepares To Serve On Third Trip

For the third year in a row, Broadneck High School rising senior Abby Conlon is preparing to spend part of her summer serving those in need on a church-led mission trip.

Feeding Hope Benefit Raises Over $112,000 For Anne Arundel County Food Bank

The funds will support the food bank's work to provide fresh, nutritious food to neighbors in need across Anne Arundel County.

Democracy In America Is On Suicide Watch

American democracy is on a collision course that could bring about a constitutional crisis, Pastor Stephen Mitchell writes.

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Sports

Student-Athlete Of The Month: Upton Young

A 4.6 GPA student, Upton Young played two sports in his senior year and completed his dual-enrollment pathway at Anne Arundel Community College.

Whether in basketball or in lacrosse, Young gives opponents headaches every second he’s in the game.

After playing catcher for Severna Park High School, Sally Trent will take her talents to the College of Charleston to play Division I softball.

Nearly 70 Local Athletes Commit To Colleges

68 local athletes committed to college athletics next academic year, as reported to the Severna Park Voice.

College Report

Standout athletes who graduated from Severna Park and Broadneck high schools, along with nearby private schools, competed at the college level this spring. Here is an update on their respective spring seasons.
Ryn Feemster and her fellow seniors celebrated a decorated last season as state champions in soccer, state quarterfinalists in basketball and state champions in lacrosse.

Student-Athlete Of The Month: Ryn Feemster

As time trained off the clock in Ryn Feemster’s final game in Severna Park colors, the reality finally started to sink in. The Falcons would win another state title, this one in girls lacrosse, …
The Repsnakes swept all five games across the weekend of June 1-2 en route to the 2032 AA/A division trophy.

Green Hornets 2032 Boys Are Summer Aloha Cup Champions

The Severna Park Green Hornets 2032 boys lacrosse team won the inaugural Summer Aloha Cup in Elkridge, Maryland, at Troy Park on June 2.

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Business
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!
The average American worker feels they need almost $1.5 million to retire comfortably, according to a survey by Northwestern Mutual, and at least one study says that here in Maryland, you need a minimum of $1.1 million.
Dedicated to helping customers make their homes both beautiful and functional, Coastal Kitchen & Bath recently celebrated the grand opening of a new location in Severna Park with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

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School & Youth
Fourth- and fifth-graders sang their hearts out and danced the night away at opening night of Shipley’s Choice Elementary School’s 13th-annual “Rock & Roll Revival” on May 4. Themed “A Musical Road Trip,” the show featured scores of students performing 20 hits new and old, ranging from The Jackson 5’s “ABC” to Avril Lavigne’s “Complicated.”
Fourth- and fifth-graders sang their hearts out and danced the night away at opening night of Shipley’s Choice Elementary School’s “Mini Rock & Roll Revival” on May 4.
Folger McKinsey students Aidyn, Lucia and Maggie posed with their SeaPerch vessel, the U.V. Minnow, at Severna Park Fitness and Racquetball Club, where the teams prepared to test their robots.
At the end of May, the Naval Academy hosted a showcase for nine Folger McKinsey Elementary School students to display their underwater SeaPerch robots.
Stephanie Andrisse has taught third grade at St. Martin's-in-the-Field Episcopal School for the past seven years.
Stephanie Andrisse's teaching philosophy is "literacy and justice for all."

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Arts & Entertainment
Dylan Roche signed copies of “The Tide & the Stars” at Park Books on June 11.
Local author Dylan Roche talked about his new book, his writing process, marathon running and other topics during a conversation moderated by Park Books events manager Sarah Rifield on June 11.
First-time author and Severna Park resident Joe Coppola displayed his gift to his family, “64?!” He wrote the play about American chess champion Bobby Fischer.
First-time author and Severna Park resident Joe Coppola wrote a play about American chess champion Bobby Fischer.
Six local photographers were recognized in Kinder Farm Park’s spring 2024 newsletter as winners of the 2023 “Life In The Park” photo contest.
Six local photographers were recognized in Kinder Farm Park’s spring 2024 newsletter as winners of the 2023 “Life In The Park” photo contest.

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