🌱 Designer At Severna Park + Man Sentenced To 46 Years + Lawsuit

Rise and shine, Glen Burnie! Let's get you started this Saturday with everything you need to know going on around town today.

First, today's weather:

Sunny to partly cloudy. High:55, Low:43.

Here are the top stories in Glen Burnie today:

1. LA Costume Designer Feels At Home In Severna Park: Stacey Ferrence describes herself as a true “valley girl.” She grew up in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles County in the '80s. Today, after moving to Maryland in 2012, Ferrence calls Severna Park home. She has 30 years of clothing and costuming experience. She is enjoying friendships and life here, and she is channeling her creative and costuming background into two unique entrepreneurial pursuits.(Severna Park Voice)
2. Man Sentenced To 46 Years In Glen Burnie: A Brooklyn man was sentenced on Wednesday to 46 years in prison for the murders of two men killed during a botched drug deal. Witnesses told investigators they saw a man, later identified as Edwin Hurtado-Valdez, rifling through Antwon Queen’s pockets after the shooting before he took off in a silver Nissan Maxima. (CBS Baltimore)
3. White Supremacist Gets Life In Prison For Plotting Murder: A white supremacist was sentenced to life without parole on charges of orchestrating a gang murder in an Anne Arundel County prison, officials announced Tuesday. A judge also sentenced the convicted man to another life sentence plus 40 years. This term will run concurrently with the first sentence. Altogether, this is the maximum penalty for this crime. (Patch)
4. Parents Of Man Killed By Neighbor Are Suing Glen Burnie Apartment Complex: The parents of a 22-year-old computer engineer who was killed by his neighbor are suing his Glen Burnie apartment complex. Tyrique Hudson was killed by James Vermobeck in 2019, after being denied a protective order against the suspect. (Fox Baltimore)

Today in Glen Burnie:

• Create the Library of the Future! (2 p.m.)
• Family Storytime. (10:30 a.m.)
• STEMusic Virtual Concert. (11 a.m.)
• Grinch: Sidelines with Artist Katie Detrich! (2:30 p.m.)
• An Evening with BARONESS. (8 p.m.)

Glen Burnie Patch Notebook

• North County High School senior class SGA and advisors have reserved Maryland Live Hotel as the prom venue on May 21. (Facebook)
• AA County Schools congratulates Gina Giles of Meade High School as November Volunteer of the Month! (Instagram)
• Pascal Senior Activity Center invites all to join their physical activities group. The meetings are on Mondays and Fridays, 9:30 a.m., in the front lobby. (Facebook)
• North County High School PTSA will be providing coffee and treats for the teachers and staff on Tuesday, Nov. 23. Students have a two hours early dismissal that day to enable teachers to hold conferences. (Facebook)

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• Paw Festival at Happy Tails Dog Park. (Nov.7)
• Music and Movement — Library. (Nov.8)
• Machine Monday: Think Like a Computer. (Nov.8)
• Babies In Bloom. (Nov.9)
• Stone Temple Pilots. (Nov.9)
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— Debora Whitehead

About me: Debora Whitehead is a dedicated wife and homeschooling mom from Coram, NY. She has a Bachelor Degree in Education and loves to teach and write. Her passion for the community reflects on her volunteering work at the 'Mariposa Ministry", a non-profit family assistance program. One of her strongest believes is Jesus Christ and when she is not Parenting, Teaching or reading, she is writing. One of her favorites quotes is " The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams"- Eleanor Roosevelt.

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