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• Tuesday, July 8, 2025
  • North East Fire Company Family Carnival Starting Tuesday July 8th thru Saturday July 12th 6 pm till 10 pm @ 210 S. Mauldin Ave. North East Md,21901 rear of firehouse big lot ! To save on Tickets go to: www.houghtoncarnival.com or www.nefc4.com and or call: Jeff Isaacs 443-309-4850

• Friday, July 11, 2025
  • Joseph L. Davis American Legion Post #47 along with Cloud 9 Entertainment is sponsoring our first karaoke contest! The Susquehanna Sing-Off 2025! Two qualifying rounds: July 11th and August 8th Sign-ups from 7-8pm. Competition starts at 8:15pm until all singers have competed their turn. Top 4 contestants from each qualifying round will move on to the Final Win Round. Contest will be judged specifically on singing ability. Final Round: September 12th Top 8 finalists to complete at 9pm! Winners and prizes to be awarded before 11pm. Prizes to include: $250 cash – 1st prize – sponsored by HDG Legion $100 cash – 2nd prize – sponsored by JoRetro $50 Gift Certificate – sponsored by MacGregors Proceeds from events like these benefit our local sponsors, please come and support the event as either a contestant or be a part of the audience. Tell your friends!

• Saturday, July 12, 2025
  • Purse Bash Fundraiser for Singerly Fire Company’s Ladies Auxiliary 300 Newark Ave, Elkton, MD Saturday, July 12, 2025 Doors Open at Noon * Drawings Begin at 1 p.m. * Ticket Admits One Person * $25.00 Donation * Lite Fare Menu CASH drawings as well as Purse Drawings Every 10 Minutes * Additional Chances to Win Purses, Raffles & 50/50 on Day of Event For Tickets Contact 443-309-4820 (Holly) * 443-309-4858 (Kay) Must be 18 years of Age to Purchase Ticket(s) * Winners are responsible to pick up their prize(s) LASFC & SFC will not be responsible for accidents * Need Not Be Present To Win 1:00 pm – $300 3:00 pm – $100 CASH 1:10 pm – Coach 3:10 pm – Michael Kors 1:20 pm – Dooney & Bourke 3:20 pm – Kate Spade 1:30 pm – Kate Spade 3:30 pm – Vera Bradley 1:40 pm – Michael Kors 3:40 pm – Kate Spade 1:50 pm – Vera Bradley 3:50 pm – Coach 2:00 pm – $100 CASH 4:00 pm – $100 CASH 2:10 pm – Kate Spade 4:10 pm – Coach 2:20 pm – Coach 4:20 pm – Michael Kors 2:30 pm – Michael Kors 4:30 pm – Dooney & Bourke 5:00 PM – $500.00 CASH

• Monday, July 28, 2025
  • As part of Summer Reading 2025, Harford County Public Library hosts The Fifty 7’s: Colorful World of Music on July 28 from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Abingdon Library, 2510 Tollgate Road. Sing, dance and play along during this interactive music performance. Experience guitar, ukulele and percussion as participants explore many different styles of music. The program is supported by the Abingdon Friends of HCPL. For more information, visit https://programs.hcplonline.org/event/13304700.

• Wednesday, July 30, 2025
  • As part of Summer Reading 2025, Harford County Public Library hosts The Fifty 7’s: Colorful World of Music on July 30 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Havre de Grace Library, 120 N. Union Avenue, and from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Darlington Library, 3535 Conowingo Road. Sing, dance and play along during this interactive music performance. Experience guitar, ukulele and percussion as participants explore many different styles of music. The programs are supported by the Havre de Grace and Darlington Friends of HCPL. For more information, visit HCPLonline.org.

• Thursday, July 31, 2025
  • As part of Summer Reading 2025, Harford County Public Library hosts The Fifty 7’s: Colorful World of Music on July 31 from 6 to 7 p.m. at Shamrock Park, across the street from the Bel Air Library, 100 E. Pennsylvania Avenue. Sing, dance and play along during this interactive music performance. Experience guitar, ukulele and percussion as participants explore many different styles of music. The program is supported by the Bel Air Friends of HCPL. For more information, visit https://programs.hcplonline.org/event/13361586.

• Saturday, August 2, 2025
  • As part of Summer Reading 2025, Harford County Public Library hosts The Fifty 7’s: Colorful World of Music on August 2 from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Aberdeen Library, 21 Franklin Street. Sing, dance and play along during this interactive music performance. Experience guitar, ukulele and percussion as participants explore many different styles of music. The program is supported by the Aberdeen Friends of HCPL. For more information, visit https://programs.hcplonline.org/event/13361547.

• Tuesday, August 5, 2025
  • As part of Summer Reading 2025, Harford County Public Library hosts Wildlife Adventures: Colors of the Wild on August 5 from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Fallston Library, 1461 Fallston Road. Colors of the Wild is a vibrant exploration of how animals use color to survive, communicate and create. Through gentle live animal encounters, kids will discover nature’s artistry while learning how they can help wildlife. Young artists are invited to bring their own wildlife art to share to celebrate the beauty of the natural world. The event is supported by the Fallston Friends of HCPL. Advanced registration (opens July 22) is required at https://programs.hcplonline.org/event/13332399.

• Wednesday, August 6, 2025
  • As part of Summer Reading 2025, Harford County Public Library hosts Wildlife Adventures: Colors of the Wild on August 6 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Jarrettsville Library, 3722 Norrisville Road, and from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Whiteford Library, 2407 Whiteford Road. Colors of the Wild is a vibrant exploration of how animals use color to survive, communicate and create. Through gentle live animal encounters, kids will discover nature’s artistry while learning how they can help wildlife. Young artists are invited to bring their own wildlife art to share to celebrate the beauty of the natural world. The event is supported by the Jarrettsville and North Harford Friends of HCPL. Advanced registration (opens July 23) is required at www.HCPLonline.org

• Thursday, August 7, 2025
  • As part of Summer Reading 2025, Harford County Public Library hosts Wildlife Adventures: Colors of the Wild on August 7 from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Edgewood Library, 629 Edgewood Road. Colors of the Wild is a vibrant exploration of how animals use color to survive, communicate and create. Through gentle live animal encounters, kids will discover nature’s artistry while learning how they can help wildlife. Young artists are invited to bring their own wildlife art to share to celebrate the beauty of the natural world. Advanced registration (opens July 24) is required at https://programs.hcplonline.org/event/13305798.

• Friday, August 8, 2025
  • As part of Summer Reading 2025, Harford County Public Library hosts Wildlife Adventures: Colors of the Wild on August 8 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Norrisville Library, 5310 Norrisville Road, and from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Joppa Library, 655 Towne Center Drive. Colors of the Wild is a vibrant exploration of how animals use color to survive, communicate and create. Through gentle live animal encounters, kids will discover nature’s artistry while learning how they can help wildlife. Young artists are invited to bring their own wildlife art to share to celebrate the beauty of the natural world. The event is supported by the Norrisville and Joppa Friends of HCPL. Advanced registration (opens July 25) is required at www.HCPLonline.org.

• Saturday, August 9, 2025
  • As part of Summer Reading 2025, Harford County Public Library hosts Wildlife Adventures: Colors of the Wild on August 9 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Bel Air Library, 100 E. Pennsylvania Avenue, and from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Aberdeen Library, 21 Franklin Street. Colors of the Wild is a vibrant exploration of how animals use color to survive, communicate and create. Through gentle live animal encounters, kids will discover nature’s artistry while learning how they can help wildlife. Young artists are invited to bring their own wildlife art to share to celebrate the beauty of the natural world. The event is supported by the Bel Air and Aberdeen Friends of HCPL. Advanced registration (opens July 26) is required at www.HCPLonline.org.

• Saturday, August 16, 2025
  • Harford Vo-Tech High School Class of 1985 40Th Class Reunion. Join us on August 16, 2025, at Geneva Farm Golf Course @ 6pm for dinner and celebration of our 40th class reunion. Cost is $65 per person. Questions? email us at [email protected]. Checks can be mailed to HVT Class of 1985, PO Box 55, Forest Hill, MD 21050

• Saturday, September 13, 2025
  • 12th Annual Crab Crawl to benefit the Cecil County Public Library! Saturday, September 13 from 11 AM – 4:30 PM Purchase Event Tickets & Merchandise Bundles before 7/04/2025 using SAVE10 promo code at check-out – www.crabcrawl.org. • Applies to all General Admission, VIP, and Bushel Bundle packages VIP “BLUE CREW” ($120) – Preorder only through 8/01/25 – limited to 50 guests! (5) Restaurant Tastings, Extra Tasting at Casa Mezcal, Blue TShirt included Bushel Bundle ($99) – Preorder only through 8/01/2025 – (5) Restaurant Tastings, Red TShirt included General Admission ($60) – Traditional (5) Restaurant Tastings All tickets include chocolate crabbie & BOGO drink at the North East Yacht Club. Participating Restaurants: Forge Southern Comfort, Pier One, Bella Pizza, Snatchers Creekside, VFW Post #6027. Hosted by the Friends Foundation of the Cecil County Public Library www.ccplfriendsfoundation.org

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Ongoing Events

• Karaoke
  • Joseph L. Davis American Legion Post #47 in Havre de Grace has Karaoke Night every 2nd Friday of every month with Cloud 9 Entertainment starting at 7pm until 11pm. Come checkout out Chef Javier’s fabulous menu and stay for karaoke night! Fun time for all! Open to Everyone! Proceeds from events like this help benefit our local veterans in Harford and Cecil County and Statewide.

• Attention: Foster Care needed for The Humane Society of Harford County
  Love Kittens but you’re not ready for a long-term commitment? Please consider Fostering!! Please visit the www.wxcyfm.com pet page for contact information and to learn more about fostering opportunities. Last year, HSHC received over 400 kittens that required foster care. This litter season will be just as busy. HSHC has already received dozens of kittens this spring and expects to receive hundreds more as the summer goes on. “It happens every spring and summer, and the sheer number of incoming animals can be overwhelming,” says Mary Leavens, Executive Director. “We need foster parents to provide love and care until the kittens are old enough to be adopted.” Foster parents provide temporary homes so kittens can grow in loving, nurturing environments until they are 8 weeks of age and will return to the shelter and be adopted into forever homes. Please call to learn about how you can help homeless animals in Harford County!!
• Harford County: Substance Abuse Support Group Meetings every Tuesday
  As an extension of its existing Addictions Services, the Harford County Health Department is providing a free support group for families of individuals with substance abuse problems, from 6:00 – 7:00 pm on Tuesday evenings on the third floor of their offices at 120 S. Hays Street, Bel Air, MD. The group is open to anyone 18 years of age or older affected by someone else’s substance abuse, including immediate and extended family members and friends. The individual need not be in treatment at the Health Department for family members to attend. No registration is necessary and people can join at any time. If you have any questions, please contact our Addictions Services Division at 410-877-2340.
• Jarrettsville VFW Post 8672
  Time: 6-10pm Location: 1714 Morse Rd., Forest Hill, MD 21050 Description: Jarrettsville VfW Post 8672 Bingo. 1714 Morse Rd., Forest Hill. Every Friday Night. $15 Entrance Pack. Doors Open at 6pm. Bingo at 7:15pm. Food and drink available in the lounge. Open to the public. For more information contact: Bingo Chairperson, Theresa 410-688-1746 or visit vfwpost8672.org/
• NEW CASTLE/HARFORD/CECIL COUNTIES CRISIS INTERVENTION
  : Crisis Intervention: the prevention of unnecessary or inappropriate hospitalizations of a person experiencing severe symptoms of a mental illness or substance related problem. By providing services in the community, CI staff can better assess the consumer’s environment, support systems and current level of functioning. They can gain a clear understanding of type of treatment and support services that will be needed. NEW CASTLE COUNTY DE: http://www.dhss.delaware.gov/dsamh/crisis_intervention.html HARFORD AND CECIL COUNTY – MD http://www.mdcsl.org/avjsc/csl_hotlines_ci.asp
• Perryville United Methodist Church
  Time: 9:00am to 12:00pm (Noon) Location: 323 Susquehanna Ave, Perryville MD Description: Perryville UMC is hosting a weekly Food Pantry (Food Giveaway) that is open to everyone regardless of church affiliation. Stop in to our fellowship hall (Hope Place) and receive a selection of canned and fresh food items. Proceeds Benefit: Perryville UMC For more information contact: Pastor Marty Grant (443)-207-0264 or visit www.facebook.com/UMCPerryvilleMaryland
• Pitties and Purrs Rescue Inc.
  The Rescue with a Heart …Pitties and Purrs Rescue Inc. is a 501©(3) Foster-based Rescue grounded out of Baltimore, MD. Our President, Mary Sullivan, is an amazing woman that spends her life caring for the well-being of animals in need. She is never afraid to aid in rescue as she is always extending a loving hand to any animal that may need help. Mary instills this in her Rescue group every day. We rescue hundreds of Pit Bulls country-wide to be rehabilitated and to ultimately find their forever homes. We work tirelessly to change the public’s misperception of Pit Bull-type-dogs, and to always convey what a wonderful and loving breed they are. This Rescue’s mission is also about Educating and Advocating for Animals in need. Due to the fact that we are a Foster-based Rescue, we function completely off of donations, as well as our wonderful volunteers that care for & temporarily welcome the dogs and cats into their homes, and prepare them for adoption. You can see a lot of the wonderful work including ‘Happy Tails’, our Adoptables, and our Calendar of Events here – https://www.facebook.com/pittiesandpurrs If you would like to see some of our adoptable animals, please go to http://www.adoptapet.com/pittiesandpurrs/ We try to host as many fundraisers as possible because there is always a dire need for food, medicine, toys and of course monetary assistance for our always revolving Veterinary Bills. Our fosters and volunteers work diligently to raise funds for the medical care of the dogs & cats that we pull from local shelters (including Baltimore County, AA County, BARCS), and outlying shelters (in PA, WV, NC). There can be a spay/neuter needed (almost always), and many other medical conditions such as mange, entropion eyelids, Heartworm Treatment, biopsies needed, etc. We mostly handle all the tough medical cases that others are not willing to. Not to mention the monthly & yearly vaccinations and grooming for all animals in our care. Training is also a necessity to set up the future Adoptable for success in life. We treat these animals like family, until we can find the perfect home for them to call their own, forever. I would like to thank you for your generous donation to our rescue, Pitties & Purrs, the Rescue with a Heart. We will always be determined to save more animals, however, we welcome & are grateful for any & all support from our Communities.
• Survivors of Abuse in Recovery, Inc. (SOAR)
  SOAR, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing mental health services for those who are affected by sexual abuse, regardless of their ability to pay for services. Incorporated as a 501 (c) (3) organization in 1992, Survivors of Abuse in Recovery, Inc. (SOAR) is a statewide recovery program which provides counseling, referral, and education services to adult, adolescent and child survivors of sexual abuse and assault, their non-offending partners, and non-offending family members. SOAR also provides outreach programs to community organizations and businesses. ~ In addition to the ongoing evaluation of each client by a trained clinician, the effectiveness of SOAR’s treatment program for children and adolescents is measured with the trauma Symptom Checklist for Children (TSCC), which is administered to teens before and after each cycle of the group treatment program they participate in. Children complete the TSCC at the beginning of treatment, after six sessions, and at the end of treatment or after one year, whichever comes sooner. The effectiveness of SOAR’s treatment program for adults is monitored with the Symptom Checklist-90 (SCL-90), a standard questionnaire that measures a client’s self-reported symptoms in nine specific psychological problem areas. Clients complete the SCL-90 four times before, during, and after treatment.~ For more information or to schedule an appointment call: New Castle County (302) 655-9049 ~ Newark (302) 655-3953 ~ Kent County (302) 422-3811 or Sussex County (302) 645-4903 www.survivorsofabuse.org