Volunteer workday set in Marietta

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The Marietta Shade Tree Commission will hold a volunteer workday on Saturday, April 29, from 10 a.m. to noon. Volunteers will cut down vines that are damaging the trees along the Northwest River Trail Forest in Marietta. The paved trail runs north from the Columbia Crossing River Trails Center to Bainbridge and along the river for about 16 miles.

Volunteers are invited come to the crossing at Chestnut and Front streets in Marietta where a member of the Marietta Shade Tree Commiission will give a few simple instructions. Volunteers should cover up and bring needed tools such as pruners, loppers and small saws or hatchets.

During the workdays in January and February, vol-

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unteers cut vines from many trees starting at the bridge at New Haven Street and continuing toward Bank Street.

As the weather warms, the commission will change its focus to preparing sites for tree planting.

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The Elizabethtown Flower Club will meet at noon on Monday, May 1, at the Gathering Place, 6 Pine St., Mount Joy.

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Along with twirling, Emma incorporates what she calls “acro-like skills” into her routines. These range from walkovers to side and front aerials. “I have taken tumbling lessons with gymnastic coaches to help improve my tumbling,” she remarked. “Adding tumbling into routines kind of adds that ‘wow’ factor and is not something that every twirler can do.”

Emma said baton twirling has opened up a world of opportunities for her, from traveling to competitions as far away as Tennessee and Georgia to teaching younger kids how to twirl. She twirls at school football games and at numerous community events, and she competes nationally through Paula’s School of Baton with the Drum Majorettes of America on the elite level.

As she looks toward the future, Emma said she hopes to continue twirling for a college marching band, and she noted that she’ll never tire of wowing a crowd. “The audience in the stands at football games goes crazy when I juggle three fire batons,” she said. “There is no better feeling than to have parents, students and even kids from the opposing team cheering for you and complimenting your performance when you come off.”

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