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(Please include your name in your email. One photo per email please.)  Atlee High School Raiders Competitive Cheerleading Team Congratulations to Atlee High School Raiders Competitive Cheerleading Team's 2008 Capital District Championship Win! (0) Comments • Email This Photo  Mech Local with the Salisbury University Sea Gull My son, Denver, and I in front of the Salisbury University Sea Gull mascot after the completion of the Sea Gull Century, a 100 mile bike ride on October 4, 2008. I completed the ride With Team In Training a organization which raises funds for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and supports their efforts to find a cure for blood cancers. With the help of my Mechanicsville neighbors, friends and family I was able to raise $14,553 to advance research to find a cure for cancer. I would like to thank all who supported my fund raising efforts and the support of all who have helped our family since Denver's leukemia diagnoses in March 2007. -submitted by Allen Bridwell (0) Comments • Email This Photo  Mechanicsville Eagle Scouts Adam J. Rack and James L. Young, IV attained their Eagle Scout on June 23, 2008 and were recognized by the Hanover County Board of Supervisors on September 24, 2008. Adam, the son of Ed and Mary Rack of Ashland, is a junior at Hanover High School. James, the son of Jim and Jennifer Young of Mechanicsville, is a junior at Atlee High School. Both boys are members of Troop 544 which is sponsored by Shady Grove United Methodist Church. (0) Comments • Email This Photo  Mechanicsville Local in NYC The Mechanicsville Local went along for a weekend trip to New York City with Mike and Kelly Kornman, Hunter and Kristin Donaldson, Jim and Shannon O’Connor and Mike and Kathryn Soiland. Not pictured is Mike Kornman who was patiently waiting in line for show tickets for the whole group. Thanks Mike! (0) Comments • Email This Photo  Chris and Tracy Clark in the Netherlands Chris and Tracy Clark toured the Netherlands by bicycle travelling about 400km in 10 days. The windmill in the background is one of the few remaining working windmills. Lodging was one a small cruise ship that moved around the country with the tour. They toured many historic sites including the city of Arnhem which was the site of a major battle during WWII. (0) Comments • Email This Photo Page 2 of 42 pages |
