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First Annual Caroline County Amy Cawley, lead organizer of the event, said, “There are so
many families in our community who have been aff ected by
Memory Walk to Take opioids and lost someone to overdose. It could happen to

Place May 21 st any family. The important thing to know is that you’re not

alone, and support is available. This walk is an opportunity
Th e first annual Caroline County Memory Walk will take to remember those who have been lost and to fi nd connec-

place May 21st from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Farming 4 tion and hope.”
Hunger, located at 10141 River Landing Road in Denton.

The purpose of the event is to help those who have lost a The event is open to all, including individuals who have not

been directly impacted by the loss of a loved one to overdose.
loved one to overdose find support, connection, and healing.

“Attending the event is a great way to show support for your
The Memory Walk will feature photos of Caroline County Caroline County neighbors who are grieving,” said Cawley.

residents who have died from overdose. Attendees will
Anyone interested in contributing a photo for the Memory
participate in a serene walk that provides an opportunity to
remember and reflect on their lives. At the conclusion of the Walk may send a digital copy to jessicam.tuel@maryland.

gov. Print versions should be on 8.5” x 11” paper and may
walk, photos will be placed on a Wall of Remembrance. Th e
be mailed to Caroline County Health Department, Attn:
event will also feature a guest speaker, sunflower seed plant-

ing, light refreshments, and various organizations off ering Jessica Tuel, 403 S 7th St, Denton, MD 21629.
support for substance use prevention and recovery, as well The Caroline County Memory Walk is free to attend, but

as grief management. advanced registration is requested. Registration and addi-
tional information may be found at bit.ly/carolinememo-
rywalk. Questions about the event may be submitted to
midshorememorywalk@gmail.com.
The Caroline County Memory Walk is funded in part with

support from the AmerisourceBergen Foundation.

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20 Annual
Delmarva
13699 Greensboro Rd., Greensboro, MD
410-482-6897
www.greaterimpactmd.com Soap Box Derby

for boys and girls from 7-18
“Impacting Caroline County and beyond
with the love of Christ for eternal gain” Federalsburg, Saturday, June 4

Welcoming guests every week. MD 9 am

SATURDAY SUNDAY Practice Day is May 15. So now is the
6 PM 9 AM Drive-In Experience time to get your car together! We have
Experience 11 AM Indoor Experience loaner cars available.
Check us out on Facebook at
Delmarva Soap Box Derby
Greensboro Quick Stop
Greensboro Elementary
School
For more information,
call Danny Philllips at
Greater Impact 410-829-0788.

Sponsored by the Preston
Greensboro Rd. Automotive Group and
Federalsburg Vol. Fire Co.
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