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Summer Reading Lists for Kids Ages 8-12
If you’re looking for some great summer reading options, check this list of “Favorite Pageturners” from author James Patterson.
I was born in Tokyo, Japan and did a lot of traveling with my military family until finally landing in Maryland where I've lived the majority of my life. Growing up in Ellicott City, MD, I have an extreme pride for the state, evident in my passion for both the Orioles and the Ravens.
I'm an energetic person who loves adventure and spontaneity, perhaps why I love journalism so much. I'm very active in my church and I enjoy a wide variety of activities including music, sports, smoking a pipe full of cherry vanilla-flavored tobacco, watching European soccer and playing any/every sport possible.
I married my best friend in July 2011, which makes life pretty great too.<br><br><b>Your Beliefs</b><br>At Patch, we promise always to report the facts as objectively as possible and otherwise adhere to the principles of good journalism. However, we also acknowledge that true impartiality is impossible because human beings have beliefs. So in the spirit of simple honesty, our policy is to encourage our editors to reveal their beliefs to the extent they feel comfortable. This disclosure is not a license for you to inject your beliefs into stories or to dictate coverage according to them. In fact, the intent is the opposite: we hope that the knowledge that your beliefs are on the record will cause you to be ever mindful to write, report and edit in a fair, balanced way. And if you ever see evidence that we failed in this mission, please let us know.<br><br><b>Politics </b><br>As a registered Independent, I believe the answer to most political issues lies in the cooperative effort of both liberal and conservative ideologies. When in a group of predominantly one party, I'll often stray to the other end just to induce healthy discourse. I despise hard-core political polarization, but I must confess, it does make good headlines. I have faith in government, but I do not believe that the answers to many of life's problems lie in it. I'm always up for a civil discussion.<br><br><b>Religion</b><br>Religion is a tricky word. I wouldn't label myself religious, only because of certain connotations that accompany it. I do profess to be a very real, passionate follower of Jesus Christ. However, I may not fit the mold you'd initially expect from someone who labels themselves a "passionate Christian." Christian, after all, means little Christ, and that is exactly what I try to do; mirror a life that correctly represents the life and teachings of Jesus. While I am passionate about my faith, I'm equally excited about engaging in conversations and discussions with people of other backgrounds. I'm as open as you can be when it comes to "religious discourse," and would openly welcome such engagements. <br><b><br>Local Hot-Button Issues</b>
As the new editor for Edgewater-Davidsonville Patch, there's a lot to learn. I'm learned quickly that south county is a vibrant place, full of passionate and alert people ready to impact their communities.
I hope to pick up where Edgewater-Davidsonville Patch left off—continuing to provide the fastest and most in-depth coverage of south county news and events.
I'll soon become an official resident of Edgewater, MD, so please feel free to send me tips on how I can better learn and appreciate this remarkable part of Maryland.
If you’re looking for some great summer reading options, check this list of “Favorite Pageturners” from author James Patterson.
Patch covers the candidates, incumbents and issues that will be affecting Edgewater, Davidsonville and southern Anne Arundel County.
Edgewater's newest childcare option is hiring personnel to work with children ranging from 2 to 5 years old.
The show will take place in July at St. John’s College Key Auditorium.
The cuteness levels on Patch are about to go way up.
Nick Sia wrapped up his impressive season by finally meeting his idol, Baltimore Orioles' centerfielder Adam Jones.
Several owners of businesses in the South River Colony confirmed they can smell the gas leak.
A 19-year-old suffered serious injuries near the Oak Grove Marina on Sunday.
Gardening experts weigh in on these extravagant plants and why they should be used for more than just indoor decor.
A brief look at the biggest headlines of the week.
Aaron Brown didn't think he'd ever get his high school diploma, but he graduated Thursday night from the county's evening high school program.
Dozens of south county locals gathered to support the local organization and enjoy "life on the water."
After losing her father in 2009, Shelby Hynson said it was the county's evening program that allowed her to finish high school.
Crystal Kalinowski of Annapolis and two other teenagers reportedly used Molotov cocktails to "exact revenge" on a Galesville resident following a dispute on June 1, authorities said.
The new gaming and entertainment facility held its grand opening Wednesday night in Hanover, but not everyone is excited about the new venue.
Despite missing the first third of the season, South River's Nick Sia made the All-County team and is set to meet his idol, Adam Jones.
The West/Rhode Riverkeeper is once again offering free kayaking events on the first and third Thursday of the summer months.
The three teenagers are accused of using Molotov cocktails to "exact revenge" on a Galesville resident following a dispute on June 1, authorities said.
Solomons Island Road closed in both directions on Wednesday afternoon due to a serious accident near Yellowfin Steak & Fish House.
The discussion on Thursday night will revolve around how to recover items from the owners of Repeats Quality Consignment, which was evicted in April.