This issue of “The Viaduct” from April-May 1995 covers a wide array of community news and events in Elkridge, Maryland.

A major focus is on community involvement and development, including generous support for “The Viaduct” itself. The Elkridge Community Association (ECA), the paper’s publisher, is highlighted, and they received a donation for the Elkridge Branch Library.

Several community events are featured, such as the upcoming Elkridge Days Carnival and Parade, with William “Bill” Jenkins of the EVFD named Grand Marshal. The Elkridge Volunteer Fire Department (EVFD) is actively involved with various initiatives, including a new facility, fundraising events like bingo and a silent auction for Brian Rafkin.

Development and infrastructure projects are discussed, including the groundbreaking for the Timbers at Troy Golf Course and an update on Route 100 construction. Concerns were raised by residents regarding a regional composting site, and a hearing took place for various Capital Projects.

The paper spotlights numerous community organizations, such as the Elk Ridge Heritage Society, Grace Episcopal Church celebrating its 150th anniversary, the Watermont Swim Club, and the Canbury Woods homeowner association.

School news includes updates from Rockburn Elementary School on arts programs and events, and recognition for Elaine Lynn, a former teacher. There is also news from Elkridge Elementary School.

Other community notes cover the postponed Wilson hearing, concerns about an Einberg property, the popularity of POGS, and bird watching updates.

The “Musing” column offers a personal reflection, and there is an article with life lessons drawn from geese. Readers are also reminded about Howard County Times subscriptions.

Local businesses are advertised, and contact information for community groups is provided. The issue concludes with an “In Memoriam” section.keep_pinSave to note

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