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OUTSTANDING events for young and old coming to our Sollers Point Branch of BCPL. 

Something for everyone at the Sollers Point BCPL! Please click the photo above to see the attachments. 

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Opportunity For A Community

Turner Station--we have  been working on a  Design With Dredge project for Fleming Park Shoreline .

UPDATE 11-26-2018

  Baltimore County Executive-Elect Johnny Olszewski --

Last night, I had the opportunity to come to the Turner Station Conservation Teams, Inc. meeting, where we discussed the proposed Fleming Park, a shoreline restoration project with the potential for new recreational opportunities.

Congrats to the Turner Station Conservation Team for securing grant funding from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation to advance the design and development of this important project in one of our treasured and historic communities in Baltimore County. I commend the Turner Station community for all of their efforts and look forward to the work ahead!

 Subject: Design With Dredge Project--an opportunity to protect a Historic Community

Turner Station - Fleming Park Project

We have been working a project that would use maintenance dredge material from a Dredge Material Containment Facility to enhance and elevate our shoreline starting at Fleming and continuing around to Clement Cove. (dredge material was used to create the land for the Key Bridge toll facility and some areas of the Port of Baltimore--maintenance dredging keeps our shipping channel open and our ports in business). This process could be repeated in other areas to protect communities and provide innovative solutions to dredge containment. 
This addition in elevation adds protection for our community from the next hurricane and also the creeping effects of sea level rise. This project has been submitted with assistance and recommendations from many of our community partners. It could be combined with other community projects.  But we still need help. This project requires a financial match that is still in question. 
Please contact your elected officials and have a friendly conversation about this project. Ask them to review this project to see if they have recommendations or financial paths to help this succeed.  

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Much and sincere thanks to the design engineer Isaac Hametz and his design students for their help to our historic community. Sincere thanks to all who signed on or wrote letters of support. 
The project was submitted on March 12, 2018. You can see it here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GD-Zw1rjvPmw2Jw9JIWkFSOfvGwak1eg/view?usp=sharing


Sincerely,
Larry Bannerman 

 DON’T miss our Exhibit    A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF  TURNER STATION    “What’s in your Attic?” February 24, 2019, 4-6 p.m.     See photos of families, community activities, cars, businesses, houses, schools, churches, veterans, a special profile of one of our former residents who will be celebrating 100 years, and more:  Artifacts – pose with Dr.  Wade’s stethoscope, view images of Gerald Hawkes’ amazing matchstick artistry, see Ziday Frisby-Shiflett’s wonderful doll collection featuring Mrs. Michele Obama (WIN a copy of her book), See envelopes postmarked “Balnew  Post  Office”  (the one and only post office once located in Turner Station), pose with an “ELMO” doll signed by Kevin Clash, see medical books used by Dr. “Doc” Thomas and notes made in his own handwriting, review a book illustrated by Larry Middleton, a book written by Lucy C. Thornton-Berry, play an original game based on historical sites in Turner Station & WIN a TARGET gift card & much more.  This exhibit created by the Turner Station Historical Committee, Mary Coleman,    Archivist, is being shown at Mt. Olive Baptist Church, 651 Mt. Olive Road,    Turner Station, MD 21222 in conjunction with the Turner Station Heritage  Foundation’s program “Honoring Turner Station Sports Teams”.    

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The Men Under Construction under the leadership of Louis Winston in cooperation with Alfred Harris, Bobbie Jones, Kenny Rice, Joseph Scott, Eric Smith, Norman Smith and Sylvester Williamson continue to mentor boys from 12-17 on Saturdays at the Sollers Point Multi-Purpose Center from 9:00 AM -12:00 PM. In addition to the weekly seminars by presenters of varied subject matter, the boys have enjoyed fun trips to the Reginald Lewis Museum, Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Festival in DC and the Forest Park Golf Course for First Tee. Basketball and car racing are the next planned activities. Come and join us! (Please share).

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