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Broadview
The Community of Broadview (Latitude: 39-29'35'' N, Longitude: 076-18'20'' W) is located off Laurel Bush Road, just south of the intersection of St. Marys Church Road and Laurel Bush Road. Regal Drive is the only thoroughfare to enter and exit the community. There are currently 237 single family homes in Broadview that was developed in 3 phases. In 1983, Ryland Homes began developing a large tract of land, which very likely was a parcel from the original Constant Friendship owned by Colonel Thomas White (17041779), the largest colonial landowner in Harford County. At the time, Broadview consisted of a handful of homes which later came to be known as Section 1. Ryland first developed property along Amy and Parliament Drives forming Section 2. Sections 1 and 2 later formed a social community association that planned childrens holiday parties and yard sales with a $5 per year dues. Some years later, Ryland Homes developed Section 3. They extended Regal and Parliament Drives and added a few additional roads to develop and complete the new section. Section 3 has developed the Broadview III Homeowners' Association which is a separate entity from the Broadview Community Association - a voluntary social group for the entire Broadview community (sections I, II and III). The entire Broadview Community mourned the death of Barry Winston Wood; a Senior Flight Officer for the Baltimore City Police Department. He was killed November 4, 1998 when the helicopter he was piloting crashed during the chase of a stolen vehicle. His widow, Martha, donated the community sign at the entrance in his memory. Martha still resides in Broadview. Children from Broadview, at one time, attended Ring Factory Elementary School, then Emmorton Elementary School after its construction. They moved on to Bel Air Middle School then Bel Air High School. With redistricting, currently Broadviews children attend Homestead Wakefield Elementary School and then Patterson Mill Middle/High School. Broadview is a family oriented community.
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An observance which takes place in many western countries every April 1, traditionally known as April Fools' Day or All Fools' Day. It's a day when humor reigns and harmless pranks, practical jokes, and hoaxes are sanctioned.
Dates to Ponder:
Springtime in the Woods
April 1 - 6, 2014 10:00am and 5:00pm Price: Free Rockfield Manor , 501 Churchville Road, Bel Air, Handcrafts, collectibles, antiques, florals, Victorian, country, jewelry, furniture, girls & ladies accessories, gifts for all occasions. See more at: http://www.harfordmd.com/event/Springtime-in-the-Woods-4/2014-04-01#sthash.ShazZtoP.dpuf
Walk MS 2014
April 6, 2014 10:00am Aberdeen, Ripken Stadium. Come together with friends, family, and coworkers to help raise over $1 million for MS research, programs, and services for the 6,500 Marylanders living with MS. Walk MS is approximately 3 miles and registration opens at 9 a.m. with the walk beginning at 10 a.m. To register for the event please visit the website at www.walkmsmaryland.org or contact Katie Amos at Katie.amos@nmss.org or 443-641-1209. Each step you take brings us that much closer to a world free from MS.
Seussical
April 11, 2014 Admission: $8.00 - $16.00 7:00am 5:00pm Harford Community College, 401 Thomas Run Road. Oh, the thinks you can think when Dr. Seusss best-loved stories collide and cavort in an unforgettable musical caper! Adapted from the Broadway version, The Cat in the Hat hosts this fun-filled musical romp through the Seuss classics featuring the beloved characters who intertwine themselves in an incredible crazy-quilt adventure. Order tickets online at tickets.harford.edu.
Marketplace on Main
April 13, 2014 Price Free Noon 4:00pm Downtown parking lot between the Tower Restaurant and the Sheriffs office. Featuring local growers and producers, artists from the Harford Artists Gallery, and a variety of weekly specials and promotions, including entertainment. 410.879.9500
Easter Sunday
April 20, 2014
Harford County Public Schools Elementary Teachers Planning Time Elementary students Dismissed 3 hours early!
April 25, 2014
The Bureau of Highways Engineering is a major division within the Department of Public Works. Its responsibilities are to provide engineering design and technical support for roadway and bridge projects throughout Harford County. In addition, the Bureau of Highways Engineering provides the review/design and subsequent approval of subdivision/related roadways, traffic analysis, including but not limited to intersection improvements, future roads, speed studies, traffic calming measures, storm drains, and bridge facilities, which when completed, become part of the Harford County infrastructure.
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Editor:
I applaud the efforts made by many to have secured significant support for capital improvements in our County. Nevertheless, we continue to overlook schools that need significant support for capital improvements! What about William Paca Old Post Road Elementary School? I guess we still, unfortunately,
operate/react/support new improvements, by the squeaky wheel, syndrome! Therefore, a plea to the new administration, whomever it may be, please stop, turn around and take another look , for the very first time, at the tremendous needs for students in this area of our county!
C. David Copenhaver Abingdon
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The search is on for Harfords Most Beautiful Baby of 2014! Harford Family House will host the fifth annual Celebree Presents Harfords Most Beautiful Baby contest. All proceeds will benefit Harford Family House, which this year is celebrating its 25th anniversary of providing transitional housing for homeless families in Harford County. Harford Family House serves a most basic need in our community: providing shelter and support for families in need and allowing homeless families to remain intact, says Harford Family House Executive Director Joyce Duffy. Due to the lack of funding and resources, the number of requests Harford Family House has to turn away has increased dramatically over the years from 435 in 2011 to 775 in 2013. The Beautiful Baby Contest is a fun way to raise money for, and awareness of, Harford Family Houses vital role in our region. See more at: http://www.harfordneighbors.net/index.php?section=1&subtype=81&id=6693#sthash.nE8lx6Ei.dpuf
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In an effort to provide regularly scheduled and convenient times for citizens to turn in unused or expired prescription medications the Sheriffs Office has launched a new initiative to make it easier for residents to drop of old medications and at the same time discuss any community problems or issues with deputies. The new program, Take Back Tuesday, was designed and will be coordinated by the Sheriffs Office Community Policing Unit. They will partner with a local volunteer fire company on one Tuesday each month from 5pm-8pm. Read more at:
http://www.harfordneighbors.net/index.php?section=1&subtype=81&page=2#sthash.4fbht1mX.dpufTuesday 04-08-14 Station 3306 Abingdon Rd. Abingdon, MD 21009 - See more at: Abingdon VFC Main
Harford County public safety officials, working with the county's volunteer fire and ambulance companies, implemented a "closest unit" strategy for ambulance dispatching earlier this week. The move could result in people seeing ambulances from neighboring jurisdictions in their communities if the crews happen to be close by, because the goal is to shorten the time between when people call 911 and when an emergency crew arrives. The adoption of the new policy is a major shift to way things have been done in the county's fire and ambulance service and the culmination of several years of debate about how best to provide faster responses to medical emergencies. Read more: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/harford/fallston-joppa/ph-ag-ambulance-dispatching-032820140328,0,4928188.story#ixzz2xI042TXQ (Source: exploreharford.com Aegis Staff Report. Some changes were made.) *******************************************************************
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Lawrence M. Jehnert, third grade teacher at Edgewood Elementary School and 12-year educator with Harford County Public Schools (HCPS), was named the 2014-15 HCPS Teacher of the Year during a surprise announcement at the 20th Annual Harford County Teacher of the Year Banquet. The dinner banquet for 150 guests, provided by Lou Ward, owner of the Bayou Restaurant in Havre de Grace, and HAR-CO Credit Union, was held on Wednesday, March 26, 2014, at the Bayou Restaurant. See more at:
http://www.harfordneighbors.net/index.php?section=1&subtype=120#sthash.cdi5hPz0.dpuf (Source: harfordneighbors.net. Some changes were made.) ******************************************************
We Need You!
YOUR VIEW DOES COUNT!
We meet on the 4th Monday of each month from 6:30pm -7:30pm at the Abingdon Public Library, 2510 Tollgate Road, Abingdon, MD 21009?
Members: Cynthia Hergenhahn, Chairperson C. David Copenhaver Carlin Cook Recording Secretary: Donna Copenhaver