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To Download The in this section | Politics & Opinion | Business Local Youth COUPON SOURCE E lizabeth Werner V YOUR COMMUNITY August 2019 Severna Build Homes On ECRWSS O Reviews Toys US POSTAGE Park Voice Summer Mission PAID I �� www.severna PERMIT NO. 546 C Values Trips �� Page B6 Millersville, MD E �� Inside parkvoice.com V F REE A L U VoicE E Severna Park S SERVING OUR COMMUNITY SINCE 1981 Severna Park VoicE SERVING OUR COMMUNITY SINCE 1981 VOTED THE 2019 SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MARYLAND FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESS Of THE YEAR SEVERNA PARK, MD AUGU ST 14, 2019 A1 National Night Out Gets Neighbors Severna Park Heroes And To See Beyond The Badge Goldstar Families To Be Honored By Sharon Mager ocal businessmen, neighbors, friends and Lpoliticians are work- ing together to install a new gazebo on the B&A Trail that will be dedicated to Goldstar families and will include memorials to Severna Park heroes Eric Kavanagh, Taylor Wild, Eric Herzberg and Na- thaniel McDavitt. The effort began with a Fundraising for the memorial gazebo kicked off on the discussion among friends. Fourth of July with family members marching in the parade. Left: On August 6, National Night Out helped residents like Pierce Rosencranz understand Severna Park resident Tom the positive role of police in the community. Right: Attendees were in awe of the K-9 demo. Lindsay had the idea for a for the proposed project and Parks, the group is planning memorial, and he shared his enthusiastically supported to build the new gazebo along By Zach Sparks people have. Vicky Rosencranz. thoughts with friends and the idea. Other businessmen, the B&A Trail near Hatton [email protected] “My boy, Pierce, was hiding That moment exemplified family. Lindsay reached out to American Legion members Regester Green. The current behind me until the officers the reason National Night Kevin Kavanagh and William and local political leaders gazebo will be torn down, uring National Night (photographed) loosened his Out was brought to the Wild, both of whom lost sons joined in the effort. and a new, weather-resistant, Out on August 6, nerves up by telling him his Earleigh Heights Volunteer in Middle Eastern conflicts — After choosing the location maintenance-free, wheelchair- D7-year-old Pierce Ros- cool hair was the first thing Fire Company in the Eastern Iraqi Freedom and Operation and gaining the approval from accessible gazebo will be encranz had the same initial he needed to join the police District five years ago. Law Enduring Freedom. They and the Anne Arundel County installed. The group will place reaction to police that many force,” said Pierce’s mom, » Continued on A8 their families were grateful Department of Recreation and » Continued on A6 “Partisan” Decision Revives Workforce Meet The New Planning Housing In Anne Arundel County And Zoning Director By Zach Sparks perfect. It was not.” By Darrell Mak from former Planning and [email protected] A 2011 Anne Arundel Zoning Director Phil Hager, County bill allowed workforce ongtime Annapolis who was appointed in July lmost five years later, housing as a special excep- resident Steve Kaii- 2017, after succeeding Larry Severna Park residents tion, granting developers in LZiegler started his new Tom, who retired after Ahave not forgotten a some cases to build up to 22 position as the county’s di- serving nearly a decade in proposal to build 84 apart- units per acre on land desig- rector of the Office of Plan- the position. ment units at 134 Ritchie nated for low-density single- ning and “I am absolutely thrilled Highway to accommodate family homes. Following the Zoning to be here and to bring workforce housing. That proj- Earleigh Station proposal, on July my experience home to ect was again on their minds the county council voted to 31 and Anne Arundel County,” as the county council voted remove special exceptions immedi- said Kaii-Ziegler, who has along party lines this July to from R2 and R5 residential ately got worked in this field for four pass new affordable work- districts. acquaint- other Maryland counties, force housing incentives. This July, the council debat- ed with but never in Anne Arundel “It [was] calling for four ed County Executive Steuart Severna County before now. multistory apartment build- Planning and Zoning officials compared the architecture of Pittman’s proposal, Bill 54-19, Steve Park Kaii-Ziegler brings nearly ings, which would have Park View at Severna Park to the layout of possible affordable to allow developers to build Kaii-Ziegler residents three decades of experience abutted directly on single- housing sites that could be built anywhere in the county. 22 units of housing per acre during a leading planning efforts in family homes on two sides,” in R5, R10 and R15 residential special town hall meeting Charles, Frederick, Harford Severna Park resident Chris it was across the narrow local it was on Ritchie Highway on zones, and in commercial and held the next day at Severna and Queen Anne’s counties. Ronk told the county council street from single-family one side made the planners industrial zones, under cer- Park High School. He has also held positions on July 1. “On the third side, local homes. But the fact that and advocates think it was » Continued on A8 Kaii-Ziegler took over » Continued on A4 Golden Achievers: Mark And Jarred Tinordi By Zach Sparks his wrist. [email protected] But both of the scrappy players, who have roots in This is the fourth installment Severna Park, are proud of in a series of local celebrity suc- their work on the ice. Photo courtesy of Scott cess stories about people who Mark played in 663 games Paulus/Milwaukee Admirals Photos courtesy of were either raised in Severna during a 12-year career in the Jarred Tinordi had eight Washington Capitals Photography Park or Arnold, or people who National Hockey League. His goals and 14 assists last Mark Tinordi played most of his moved to the area and continued skills were honed in Red Deer, season with the Milwaukee 12-year career for the to achieve lofty goals. a city in Alberta, Canada, that Admirals, an AHL affiliate Minnesota North Stars and had a population of roughly of the Nashville Predators. Washington Capitals. he life of a professional 30,000 people during Mark’s hockey player can be adolescence in the 1970s. Tunforgiving at times. “Either you were a farmer or Just ask Mark Tinordi, who you worked in the oil busi- and you’d play until dark. The North Stars in October 1988, broke his femur and his ness, but hockey ran that winters were seven or eight he cemented his place in the talus and had nerve damage town at the time,” Mark said. months there, so we played National Hockey League. A Inside to his left leg. Mark’s son, “In my neighborhood, we hockey for eight months.” 6-foot-4-inch defenseman, Community .....................A1-A10 Sports ................................B1-B5 Jarred Tinordi, considers had a big grassy area and my Mark was signed as an Mark was known as a punish- Politics & Opinion ................ A11 School & Youth .............. B6-B11 himself luckier, having only brother, he’s a fireman and he undrafted free agent by the ing hitter. His tenacious style Business .......................A12-A16 Arts & Entertainment . B12-B16 suffered a torn ligament would make ice in the middle, New York Rangers prior to the helped the North Stars to a Business Directory ...... B10-B11 in his thumb, an orbital and we played hockey 24/7. 1987-1988 season, and after Stanley Cup finals appear- fracture and surgery on You’d get up on a Saturday being traded to the Minnesota » Continued on A5 facebook.com/severnaparkvoice @SPVoice @severnaparkvoice A2 AUGU ST 14, 2019 SEVERNA PARK voiCE Publishers Dianna Lancione Margueritte Mills Lonnie Lancione Linda Curry Fights For A Editor’s Voice Chief Operating Officer Volunteer Larry Sells Of The Month Quieter Severna Park V.P., Operations the paper is being left in Brian Lancione good hands. My longtime Sales Account Executive learned. She started col- Dylan Roche teammate Zach Sparks is Shannon Vitielliss laborating with other Editor stepping up as editor, and I nside Sales Support counties, even taking a trip I know he is going to do Heather Lancione E ditor to Washington, D.C. to see an excellent job. Many of Dylan Roche what that working group It feels very strange to you are already familiar Sports Editor was doing. sit down and write this with him, so he doesn’t Colin Murphy Watching how badly the column for the last time. need much of an intro- A ssistant Editor noise was impacting people, Some of you who know duction from me. For Zach Sparks Curry felt someone needed me personally may have those of you who aren’t, Staff Reporter to stand up and do some- already heard that after trust me when I say this Maya Pottiger thing. She decided to be this issue of the paper, guy has talent and a work Creative Director that person. I’m stepping down from ethic unlike anyone else Will Nauman “When you find some- my role as editor of the I know. You can expect R eporters thing that’s important to Severna Park Voice to great things from him. Laura McElwain Colquhoun Alyson Kay you, you can make it fit,” pursue other endeavors. It seems appropriate to Sharon Mager Curry said. Over the course It’s a bittersweet feel- write about endings and Darrell Mak Linda Curry received her Volunteer of the Month award of her life, Curry has always ing for me — as excited new beginnings this time Judy Tacyn Dave Topp from Voice staff reporter Maya Pottiger.
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