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Come a little early to Sunday's free concert at Hatton-Regester and see the lovely pond. The iris are quite beautiful now.
Friends of Anne Arundel County Trails updated their cover photo.
Don't miss Amy Andrews Sunday, May 19th, 4:00 p.m. at Hatton-Regester Green. This concert is free and open to the public.
This may be a first for Anne Arundel County -- having three representatives from three long distance trails at one event. Helping to open the first phase of the South Shore Trail were Peter Schoettle from the American Discovery Trail Society; Daniel Paschall from the East Coast Greenway Alliance, and Deborah Borza from the September 11th National Memorial Trail.
Some people thought I was foolish to join the East Coast Greenway Board so early in its organization. But not the Friends!! They had the vision to bring national trails into our incredible system and they sponsored my travel and volunteer work. And now we see they payoff. All national trails lead to Anne Arundel County. Well done.
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Friends of Anne Arundel County Trails shared a post.
Mayor Gavin Buckley speaks about the benefits of oysters to kick off reef building with Oyster Recovery Partnership and Severn River Association. They plan to put 10 million oysters in the Severn Rive...
Friends of Anne Arundel County TrailsJonas and Anne Catharine Green Park was the setting for the kickoff of the oyster recovery program. This is a partnership between the Severn River Association and the Oyster Recovery Partnership. Oysters are paramount to cleaning our waterways. Let's hear it for more spat!
5 days agoFor anyone interested in learning more and donating to help build a reef in the Severn River, please visit buildareef.org!
5 days ago · 1NEWS ALERT -- The ribbon cutting for Phase One of the South Shore Trail WILL be at 2:00 p.m. today. The location is 1687 Millersville Road, Millersville, MD. Dress accordingly as it's been raining puppies and kittens. Light refreshments will be served.
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