2008 — The year in pictures
Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2008
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Dennis Loeffler digs a trench to allow water and dirt to escape the patio of a sitting area behind Calvert County Nursing Center in Prince Frederick during the United Way Day of Caring in September. The United Way joins its member agencies and volunteers with groups that need help with landscaping, building maintenance and just about anything else that comes up.
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Alana White, then 7, of Mechanicsville draws a dog juggling cats in August on the walking path at Annmarie Garden in Dowell. The sculpture garden hosted its annual Sidewalk Chalkathon through the beginning of August. Visitors could check out a bucket of chalk at the new Arts Building and prizes were awarded for different age groups including adult.
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Bailey Newman, then 7 months, of Breezy Point was ready in July for the Breezy Point Annual Fourth of July Parade. Breezy Point has held the parade for at least 55 years.
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Faith Russell, then 3, of Clinton and Lauren Daye, then 12, of Chesapeake Beach work on making jellyfish in June at the Morgan State University education booth at the 13th annual African American Family Community Day at Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum. The family event is sponsored by the park and the Calvert County NAACP.
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Joshlyn Sears, 2, of Lusby rides on her dad Ed Sears' shoulders in October at the Halloween in the Garden at Annmarie Garden in Dowell. The event was a benefit for the Holiday Food Basket Program, serving less-fortunate families and individuals throughout the region.
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