Text Box: Tuesday, February 2 Well, after the “dusting” this past weekend, and more days of snow in the forecast than not...I have a horrible feeling that Punxsatawney Phil might be right. Although I’m really hoping we aren’t putting up with all this crazy snow into the middle of March. ~ ~ ~ ~ BULL ROAST Supporting Sparrows Point Class of 2013! The Booster Club of SPHS Class of 2013 is having it's first Bull & Oyster Roast to help raise money for the class. We would love if you could make it. Tables of 10 Available. Saturday Feb 20th 8pm-12pm Edgemere Moose Tickets are $40 ahead of time or $45 at door. Email if interested. Please support our sponsors! We have a new Nutritional Consultant! Email Nikki! Directions to Beachwood Estates Missed a Message? Check out Note History!

Sparrows Point, Maryland - Est. 1997
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Text Box: Beachwood Estates Update Notifications SUBSCRIBE UNSUBSCRIBE Text Box: Olympic Support: Click here to support the Dolan Boys! Text Box: CALENDAR REMINDERS! Summer isn’t too far away...please let me know if you are interested in helping with planning summer parties at the pool or would volunteer to help with any events. Text Box: FOX PROBLEM NOTICE FROM FELLOW RESIDENT!!! I live in the 4600 block of Greencove Circle at Seahorse Court and the rear of my house has a wooded area. Last this week I saw a fox run along my property line then into the woods. The next day I saw two foxes in the clearing in the woods. I contacted Baltimore County Animal Control and they only handle domestic animals and carcasses. I also contacted DNR (Department of Natural Resources) and they stated they do not capture or do anything with wild animals unless they are causing a problem. They stated that a fox is a curious animal and migrates to urban areas in search of food and a place to create a den. They are afraid of loud noises and DNR suggested to yell, or throw objects in their direction to discourage them returning to the area. Small animals, such as small dogs or cats are considered prey. DNR stated, to make sure trash cans have secure lids and not to place trash bags by themselves on the ground as this is a source of food for the fox and if they have a sustained food source will remain in the area. In addition, any out buildings, such as sheds should have the bottom portion sealed as to prevent a place for a den. They will also attempt to make a den in any discarded material that is in the yards, such as boxes, lumber or open trash cans. This community has a large population of small children who may see the fox as a "friendly " animal or dog, which they are not and can be dangerous. Thank You, A concerned resident If you have an event at your school, for your team, or group, let me know! We’ll post info here. Neighborhood PostingsNeighborhood Postings