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410-939-3170<br />
8 North Earlton Road, Ext<br />
Havre de Grace, MD 21078<br />
office@templeadasshalom.org<br />
September <strong>2017</strong> Newsletter<br />
10 th of Elul 5777 - 10 th of Tishri 5778<br />
What’s Inside?<br />
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September <strong>2017</strong> Calendar of Events<br />
Rabbi’s Message - Rabbi Gila Ruskin<br />
Co-President’s Message - Linda Needel & Wendy Drabinski<br />
Tyler Paris - Bar Mitzvah<br />
Religious School News - Jennifer Bober & Cheryl Conley<br />
Religious School Kona Ice Fundraiser - September 10 th<br />
<strong>2017</strong> Maryland Israeli Breakfast - September 14 th<br />
Selichot - September 16 th<br />
Sisterhood Member & Prospective Member Potluck Breakfast - September 17 th<br />
High Holiday Schedule<br />
Nominating Committee - Charna Kinneberg<br />
Active Shooter - September 14 th<br />
Special Thanks to Our Donors<br />
Good and Welfare - Carol Gast<br />
Mi Sheberakh List - We Pray For Healing<br />
September <strong>2017</strong> Yahrzeits Observed<br />
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TAS/HJC September Calendar of Events<br />
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday<br />
3 12 th of Elul 5777 4 13 th of Elul 5777<br />
Labor Day<br />
Office & P.S. Closed<br />
5 14 th of Elul 5777<br />
HCPS Opening Day<br />
6 15 th of Elul 5777<br />
10 19 th of Elul 5777<br />
11 20 th of Elul 5777<br />
12 21 st of Elul 5777<br />
13 22 nd of Elul 5777<br />
9:00 am - First Day of<br />
Religious School & Opening Day<br />
Assembly<br />
9:30 am - First Day of<br />
Preschool - Frogs<br />
9:30 am - First Day of<br />
Preschool - Bugs, Mice, &<br />
Puppies<br />
7:00 pm - RPC Meeting<br />
4:45 pm - First Day of<br />
Midweek Religious School<br />
7:30 pm - Choir Rehearsal<br />
(Mike’s House)<br />
17 26 th of Elul 5777<br />
9:00 am - Religious School<br />
9:00 - 11:00 am - Sisterhood<br />
Member & Prospective Member<br />
Potluck Breakfast<br />
Rabbi Ruskin presents: Jewish<br />
Parenting and Grandparenting<br />
18 27 th of Elul 5777 19 28 th of Elul 5777 20 29 th of Elul 5777<br />
Erev Rosh Hashanah<br />
R.S. Closed<br />
Office Closes at 2:00 pm<br />
6:45 pm - Candle Lighting<br />
8:00 pm - Erev Rosh Hashanah<br />
Service<br />
Rabbi Gila Ruskin<br />
24 4 th of Tishri 5778<br />
9:00 am - Religious School<br />
25 5 th of Tishri 5778 26 6 th of Tishri 5778 27 7 th of Tishri 5778<br />
4:45 pm - Midweek Religious<br />
School<br />
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TAS/HJC September Calendar of Events<br />
Thursday Friday Saturday<br />
1 10 th of Elul 5777 2 11 th of Elul 5777<br />
7:00 pm - Eye Level Torah Service<br />
ASTY<br />
7:16 pm - Candle Lighting<br />
ONEG - T. Broemm, C. Kinneberg<br />
Parashat Ki Teitzei<br />
7 16 th of Elul 5777<br />
9:30 am - Preschool Sneak-a-Peek - Bugs,<br />
Mice, & Puppies<br />
12:30 pm - Senior Birthday Lunch<br />
Mamie’s Café in Aberdeen, MD<br />
Honoring Shana Kravitz & Andy Fridberg<br />
7:00 pm - Board Meeting<br />
8 17 th of Elul 5777<br />
9:30 am - Preschool Sneak-a-Peek - Frogs<br />
7:05 pm - Candle Lighting<br />
7:30 pm - Shabbat Service<br />
Tyler Paris & Rabbi Gila Ruskin<br />
ONEG - B’nai Mitzvah Families<br />
9 18 th of Elul 5777<br />
Parashat Ki Tavo<br />
10:00 am - Shabbat Torah Service &<br />
Tyler Paris Bar Mitzvah<br />
Tyler Paris & Rabbi Gila Ruskin<br />
14 23 rd of Elul 5777<br />
6:30 pm - Active Shooter & Evacuation<br />
Training<br />
15 24 th of Elul 5777<br />
6:54 pm - Candle Lighting<br />
7:30 pm - Torah Service<br />
Karli Chancey and Olivia Scheiner<br />
ONEG - A. Schoenberger D. Temple<br />
16 25 th of Elul 5777<br />
Selichot<br />
Parashat Nitzavim-Vayeilech<br />
6:15 pm - Selichot Service & Program<br />
5 th Annual Apple & Honey Bake-Off<br />
Havdallah Candle Braiding Workshop<br />
21 1 st of Tishri 5778<br />
Rosh Hashanah<br />
HCPS/P.S./Office Closed<br />
9:15 am - Choir Sings<br />
9:15 am - Rosh Hashanah Service<br />
Rabbi Gila Ruskin<br />
11:45 am - Tashlich Service<br />
Susquehanna River<br />
6:15 pm - Rosh Hashanah Seder/Dinner<br />
22 2 nd of Tishri<br />
5778<br />
Rosh Hashanah<br />
P.S./Office Closed<br />
9:15 am - Rosh Hashanah Service<br />
Rabbi Gila Ruskin<br />
6:42 pm - Candle Lighting<br />
7:30 pm - Torah Service<br />
Mark Wolkow<br />
23 3 rd of Tishri 5778<br />
Parashat Ha’Azinu<br />
28 8 th of Tishri 5778<br />
6:45 pm – First Melton Class<br />
29 9 th of Tishri 5778<br />
Erev Yom Kippur<br />
Office Closes at 2:00 pm<br />
6:42 pm - Candle Lighting<br />
7:30 pm - Kol Nidre Service<br />
Rabbi Gila Ruskin<br />
30 10 th of Tishri 5778<br />
Yom Kippur<br />
9:15 am - Yom Kippur Service<br />
Rabbi Gila Ruskin<br />
7:30 pm - Break The Fast<br />
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Rabbi’s Message<br />
Rabbi Gila Ruskin<br />
In preparation for the opening Sisterhood breakfast on Sept. 17 on the topic of and Jewish<br />
Parenting and Grandparenting in honor of the opening of Religious School on September 10,<br />
here is some wisdom from myjewishlearning.com.<br />
Match the Treatment to the Individual Child<br />
Possibly the most important educational principle for a Jewish parent to adhere to is the<br />
notion of bringing up each child according to his or her unique personality, character<br />
traits and talents (Proverbs 22:6).<br />
To demonstrate this, Samson Raphael Hirsch (in his commentary to Genesis 25:27) asks<br />
a simple but difficult question. We can understand why one of Abraham’s children,<br />
Ishmael, went off the proper path, since although he had Abraham for a father, his genes<br />
and environment were somewhat tainted by having the maidservant Hagar for a mother.<br />
However, how is it possible to understand why one of Isaac’s sons, Esau, went off the<br />
proper path? After all, both parents, Rebecca and Isaac, were righteous, and the home<br />
environment was a proper Jewish one?<br />
Hirsch answers that a clue is provided by the verse (Genesis 25:27) that says that the<br />
brothers Esau and Jacob grew up, and only then it indicates that Esau was a hunter<br />
while Jacob dwelt in the tent (of study [according to a rabbinic story]). It is clear,<br />
according to Hirsch, based on this verse, that both Esau and Jacob, born as twins, were<br />
raised in precisely the same environment and with the same methodology.<br />
Rebecca and Isaac raised both of their children identically, and that was their mistake.<br />
They did not take into account that Esau possessed a different personality from Jacob<br />
and needed his own special environment in order to be raised to become a righteous<br />
human being. Esau rebelled against this upbringing, which did not suit his personality<br />
and temperament and turned to the evil path. Had Isaac and Rebecca realized Esau’s<br />
unique personality traits early on, they could have raised him differently and he could<br />
also have become righteous like Jacob.<br />
MELTON CLASSES BEGIN THIS MONTH<br />
Our intrepid adult learners enter their fourth year of study on September 28. This is the<br />
final year of the Melton Survey courses, and the graduates will receive a certificate for<br />
their 100 hours of participation in this renowned international program. On 13 Thursday<br />
evenings, we will gather in the social hall to learn about Crossroads of Jewish History<br />
and Ethics of Jewish Life, plus some camaraderie and nosh. Contact Rabbi Gila if you<br />
are interested in joining us for our next cycle beginning in 2018.<br />
I look forward to greeting you at our holiday celebrations and educational programs this<br />
fall.<br />
Shalom, Rabbi Gila Ruskin<br />
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Co-President’s Message<br />
Linda Needel & Wendy Drabinski<br />
September is here! We hope everyone had an enjoyable summer. Things<br />
around the synagogue are hustle and bustle as we prepare for the High<br />
Holidays. Religious School will be starting, and we will see how tall our<br />
children grew this summer!<br />
With plans in the making, we are looking for ideas from YOU, our<br />
congregation, surrounding programming, services and anything else<br />
pertinent to our synagogue. What is of interest to you? What programs<br />
would you like to see? What can we do to engage you and your children?<br />
What kind of social action projects are you interested in? What adult<br />
education subjects would you like to learn about? We are here for you<br />
and need feedback. Something of interest to you may also be of interest<br />
to another congregant. Together we can all move to make our community<br />
more vibrant.<br />
We will begin construction on our new addition soon. Consider<br />
becoming involved and offering suggestions or assistance.<br />
The more you get involved in our community, the more you’ll get out of<br />
your Temple membership. We’re working hard for you, but we need you<br />
to tell us what would make you want to come to temple. We really want<br />
to know. We’re here for you.<br />
Linda and Wendy<br />
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Tyler Cameron Paris<br />
Tyler is a 7 th grade student at<br />
Southampton Middle School. He<br />
began his education at Adas Shalom<br />
in Ms. Judy’s outstanding preschool and has been doing well in school ever<br />
since. Thank you, Ms. Judy, for providing Tyler with such a strong<br />
foundation.<br />
Likewise, Tyler also began his Jewish Education at Adas Shalom. He was<br />
only 4 years old when he decided that he wanted to attend Sunday School<br />
instead of just dropping off his older brother, Andrew, every Sunday. Randi<br />
Chancey was kind enough to welcome Tyler into her Kindergarten Class<br />
even though he was only 4 years old. Tyler was thrilled and remained in<br />
her class for 3 years until he became old enough to move into First Grade!<br />
Thank you, Morah Randi, for welcoming Tyler into your class and for your<br />
kindness and nurturing.<br />
In addition to achieving an excellent academic record, Tyler has been<br />
playing soccer since he was 4 years old. Over the past several years, he has<br />
been playing Striker position for AFC, a Travel Soccer Team. His coaches,<br />
teammates and parents can often be heard cheering his name as he dribbles<br />
the ball down the field toward the goal to score! Thank you to his Coaches,<br />
Chuck Osborne and Mark Moxley, for their time, expertise and dedication<br />
in helping Tyler develop his soccer skills and learn determination and<br />
perseverance (in every kind of weather)!<br />
Tyler also enjoys vacations in Mexico where he has fun ziplining and cliff<br />
jumping. He loves playing with his dog, Reef, and spending time with<br />
friends and family.<br />
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For the community service portion of his Tri-Mitzva-Lon project, Tyler<br />
baked dog biscuits for the Humane Society of Harford County. This service<br />
reflects the Jewish value of “Tzar Ba’alei Chayim” or non-cruelty to animals.<br />
As his service to the Temple, Tyler, along with his friend Addison Sweat,<br />
baked 200 brownies for the event titled, “Love your Neighbor: Learn to<br />
Live Together Inspired by the Legacy of Martin Luther King.” This event<br />
was a very joyous and meaningful time as Muslims, Christians and Jews all<br />
joined together to sing special songs and to discuss what helps to foster<br />
peace. In addition, Tyler helped during The Purim Carnival. He operated<br />
the large wooden games that Dr. David Rosenblatt built, and assisted with<br />
taking them apart after.<br />
For the third part of his Tri-Mitzvah-Lon, Tyler chose to twin with his<br />
grandmother, Ann Ungar, so that she could become a Bat Mitzvah. Ann is<br />
so very excited and grateful for this awesome opportunity to have a belated<br />
Bat Mitzvah. Most of all she is deeply appreciative for being able to share<br />
the day with her amazing grandson Tyler, and her wonderful family.<br />
We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to Rabbi Gila for her spiritual<br />
guidance; to Dr. Paul and Jonah Lever for their guidance in creating The<br />
Torah Karaoke Presentation; to Linda Needel for her expert tutoring and<br />
support in helping Tyler learn his Torah Portion: Ki Tavo; to Jonah Lever<br />
for being Tyler’s Teen Mentor and helping him learn the songs and prayers<br />
to lead the Friday Shabbat Service; to our principal, Jennifer Bober, for her<br />
dedication to the curriculum; to all the teachers and assistants for<br />
providing excellent Jewish education classes; to Mike Mullis for his<br />
outstanding piano accompaniment and to everyone in the choir for their<br />
beautiful singing.<br />
Congratulations Tyler! We are so proud of you!<br />
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Religious School News<br />
Jennifer Bober & Cheryl Conley<br />
The school year is about to begin and we are excited to see everyone back<br />
for a year of learning and fun. Please plan to spend the morning with us<br />
on Sunday, September 10. Following the opening assembly students will<br />
go to their classrooms and parents will gather in the social hall for<br />
breakfast provided by the Sisterhood. Thank you to the ladies of the<br />
Sisterhood – we appreciate your continued support.<br />
This year we have a few new teachers in our classrooms. I’d like to<br />
welcome Jenn Cohen and Jason Allen to the second grade, Jenn Finkel to<br />
the fifth grade midweek classroom and Barbara Litofsky to the sixth<br />
grade. Thank you all for saying “yes” to teaching our students – they are a<br />
great group of kids. If anyone else would like to help in the religious<br />
school, please let us know.<br />
This year we have 70 students enrolled in our school. If you know of any<br />
Jewish families who are not yet members, please encourage them to join<br />
our congregation and enroll their children in our school. We need your<br />
help to make our congregation grow.<br />
Our calendar for the 5778 school year is filled for the year; please join us<br />
for assemblies, beit café breakfasts and grade level services throughout<br />
the year.<br />
B’Shalom – Cheryl & Jenn<br />
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Nominating Committee<br />
Charna Kinneberg<br />
We are once again going to start the process of looking for board<br />
members.<br />
We have openings on the Nominating Committee for two synagogue<br />
members who are not board members. This requires one meeting -- you<br />
get a free dinner out of this! The nominating committee is responsible for<br />
filling board openings. The committee will meet sometime in September<br />
over dinner. If you are able to spend a few hours to help fill board<br />
positions, please contact Charna Kinneberg at (410) 569-2741 or via<br />
email at mdseniortransitions@gmail.com.<br />
We have several openings on the board:<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Treasuer<br />
Vice-President of Membership<br />
Trustee - Caring Committee<br />
Trustee - Adult Education<br />
Trustee - Social and Fund Raising<br />
Trustee – Emeritus<br />
All have a two-year term except the vice-president, which has a threeyear<br />
term.<br />
The positions start in June 2018. We have a six-month period for elected<br />
board members to familiarize themselves with their positions so the<br />
hand-off is smooth. This is a great opportunity to become involved. If<br />
you are interested or know someone who would be good in any of these<br />
positions, please contact Charna Kinneberg at (410) 569-2741 or via<br />
email at mdseniortransitions@gmail.com.<br />
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July <strong>2017</strong> - Donors<br />
HJC<br />
General<br />
Fund:<br />
M. Kravitz<br />
Scholarship<br />
Fund:<br />
Building<br />
Fund:<br />
Rabbi Disc.<br />
Fund:<br />
Roslyn & Fred Belkin<br />
Roslyn & Fred Belkin<br />
Roslyn & Fred Belkin<br />
Roslyn & Fred Belkin<br />
Roslyn & Fred Belkin<br />
Roslyn & Fred Belkin<br />
Raymond & Evelyn Bell<br />
Marie Grove<br />
Robin & Lydia Hoory<br />
Elliot Larkin<br />
Thomas & Toby Merriken<br />
Martin & Marcy Werde<br />
Mark & Patricia Wolkow<br />
Harvey & Marion Yurow<br />
June Senior Luncheon Birthdays<br />
Sonia & Willie Auxier<br />
Kevin & Lisa Bress<br />
Neil & Marcia Buchness<br />
Wendy & Patrick Drabinski<br />
Andrew & Marianne Fridberg<br />
Phillip & Barbara Gilden<br />
Richard Hoffman<br />
Kathleen & Michael Lazarski<br />
Deborah & Larry Levine<br />
Barbara & Natalie Litofsky<br />
Staci & Ray Magee<br />
William & Terri Broemm<br />
Andrew & Marianne Fridberg<br />
Paula Mathai<br />
Thomas & Toby Merriken<br />
Thomas & Toby Merriken<br />
Thomas & Toby Merriken<br />
Thelma Salmansohn<br />
Jonathan & Susan Colman<br />
Joel Colman<br />
Andrew & Marianne Fridberg<br />
Merlyn Mowrey & Miklos Ferber<br />
Anne Spiwak<br />
In memory of Judy Malin<br />
In memory of Frieda Shapiro<br />
In memory of Gladys Way<br />
In memory of Barbara Latman<br />
In memory of Shelly Shuman<br />
In memory of Shelley Schorr<br />
In memory of Lillian Bunkin<br />
In memory of Aaron Breitbart<br />
In memory of Salman Kattan<br />
In memory of Norma Larkin<br />
Get well to Karen Wolkow<br />
In memory of Ruth Jo Davis<br />
In memory of Jack Klass<br />
In memory of Meyer Ostrowsky<br />
Carol Mohr & David Brown<br />
Linda & Stuart Needel<br />
Ashiq & Ashira Quabili<br />
Rayna & David Richardson<br />
Irwin Rosenfeld<br />
Julie Sang<br />
William & Kristi Schwartz<br />
Robin & Mark Way<br />
Mark & Patricia Wolkow<br />
Selma Wolkow<br />
July Senior Luncheon Bithdays<br />
In memory of Jack Stein<br />
In memory of Annette Carbo<br />
In memory of Annette Carbo<br />
In honor of Thelma's 93th birthday<br />
In memory of Annette Carbo<br />
In memory of Gladys Way<br />
In honor of Andy Klein's kindness<br />
In honor of officiating at wedding of Jeff and Hien<br />
In gratitude for mosaic<br />
In honor of officiating at wedding of Jeff and Hien<br />
In honor of officiating at Jamie Greenberg's Bat Mitzvah<br />
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July <strong>2017</strong> - Donors<br />
ONEG:<br />
BOR:<br />
Andrew & Marianne Fridberg<br />
Larry & Sarah Friedman<br />
Phillip & Barbara Gilden<br />
Richard Hoffman<br />
Jennifer & David Bober<br />
Henri & Leila Diamant<br />
Andrew & Jayne Klein<br />
Paula Mathai<br />
David & Alena Schwaber<br />
William & Kristi Schwartz<br />
Martin & Marcy Werde<br />
Gila & Paul Ruskin<br />
Jill & Brian Schorr<br />
Abraham & Rosalyn Spergel<br />
Choir: Sonia & Willie Auxier In memory of Reatha Friedman<br />
Religious<br />
School<br />
Fund:<br />
David & Natasha Pollock<br />
Good & Welfare<br />
Carol Gast<br />
MAZEL TOV:<br />
Mazel Tov: Shana Kravitz Happy (September 25 th )Birthday<br />
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Mi Sheberakh - We Pray for Healing<br />
Adam Jaffe<br />
Albert Colman<br />
Alison McDonough<br />
Arlene Zweibach<br />
Barbara Chancey<br />
Carl Chancey<br />
Donald Hass<br />
Dvir Sabag<br />
Fred Belkin<br />
Gerry Murphy<br />
Harriet Colman<br />
Henri Diamant<br />
Janet Bond<br />
Janet Keehn<br />
Jerry Gibson<br />
Jim Gorham<br />
Jimmy Chancey<br />
Karen Green<br />
Kimmie Rankin<br />
Lee Tabackman<br />
Linda Shank<br />
Lori Vetstein<br />
Leah Freundlich<br />
Loretta Davis<br />
Lori Vetstein<br />
Michelle Collier<br />
Patrick Hauf<br />
Reta Sherman<br />
Rosie Lidy<br />
Shirley Oliner<br />
Stephen Hoffman<br />
Steve Dougherty<br />
Tom Merriken<br />
Trevor Brunell<br />
Vicki Roussman<br />
September <strong>2017</strong> - Yahrzeits Observed<br />
Leah Brisker<br />
Isidor Rosenfeld<br />
Gordon Stein<br />
Bella Feinsilver<br />
Bessie Passe<br />
Nathan Posner<br />
Sheldon Posner<br />
Yvette Kravitz<br />
Gertrude Friedman<br />
Samuel Gindin<br />
Raymond Rosen<br />
Hilde Baer<br />
Stanley Asher Goldberg<br />
Dennis Stanley Siegel<br />
Irwin Friedman<br />
Alberta Baer<br />
Baby Boy Colman<br />
Samuel Sass<br />
Dayle Deresh<br />
Leo Fang<br />
Harriett Leder<br />
Anne Maxwell<br />
Ichiel Hirsch<br />
Estelle Scheinberg Newman<br />
Esther Stein<br />
Sarita Baker<br />
Esther Finkelstein<br />
Sophie Weinstein<br />
Sally Irgang<br />
Yvette Kale<br />
David Schneck<br />
David A. Shapiro<br />
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Sep. 18<br />
Sep. 18<br />
Sep. 18<br />
Sep. 18<br />
Dattatraya Dandekar<br />
Milton Feldman<br />
Aaron Kaplan<br />
Solomon Love<br />
Betty Stone<br />
Wendy Jill Spector<br />
Kenneth Turner<br />
Esther (Penny) Love<br />
Jacob Stein<br />
Geoffrey Bernstein<br />
Israel Spigler<br />
Sam Zelkind<br />
Harold Calvin<br />
Hank Ciuchta<br />
Richard Samuels<br />
Steven Baskin<br />
Morris Paul Eisman<br />
Shirley Ertwine<br />
Maurice Klein<br />
Thelma Padawer<br />
Samuel Levine<br />
Michael Michalik<br />
Max Weintraub<br />
Kurt Bernard Zion<br />
Flora Fridberg<br />
Solomon Starr<br />
Dorothy Calvin<br />
Rubin Larkin<br />
Irving Reiser<br />
Howard Seeley<br />
Rose Seeley<br />
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bob.spalding@rockspringmechanical.com<br />
3308 Churchville Road<br />
Aberdeen, MD 21001<br />
Aberdeen *8 W. Bel Air Ave…………….410-272-5000<br />
Abingdon *2905 Emmorton Rd……….410-569-7010<br />
Bel Air *505 S. Main Street………………..410-838-7001<br />
Bel Air *545 Marketplace Dr……………410-893-<strong>09</strong>00<br />
Bel Air * 1610 Conowingo Rd…………..410-420-6605<br />
Elkton * 133 N. Bridge St…………………..410-398-3426<br />
Havre de Grace * 960 Revolution St.410-939-0300<br />
Joppa * 501 Riviera Dr………………………..410-679-2070<br />
Visit us online at HarfordBank.com<br />
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