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Northeast Metro Woman A Resource Guide for Every Woman

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Northeast Metro Woman is a free bimonthly publication.

Circulation includes Cecil, Harford, and Kent Counties in Maryland and New Castle County in Delaware.

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When to Update These Home and Garden Goods Family Features

Investing in quality products, properly maintaining and storing them, have an impact on how long they’ll stay in good working condition.

While spring cleaning, take stock of these common home and garden items to determine what may need updating.

Vacuum: Many homeowners discard their used vacuum when it stops picking up dirt and debris as efficiently as it did originally. Before you move on, be sure to check that performance issues aren’t the result of clogged hoses or a filter that needs cleaning or replacing. A belt may also be worn or need adjusting. Other signs it may be time to replace the vacuum include damaged or frayed cords, motor issues like overheating or making strange noised.

Grill: A grill may last anywhere from 5-15 years depending on the quality of the materials and how it is maintained. However, it’s common to have to replace parts along the way. Signs you may need a new grill include a firebox (the main enclosure) with cracks, rust or holes and burners that distribute heat unevenly.

Damaged grates can affect even grilling if they’re warped or flaky or rusted, they contaminate food. If you’re not able to replace the grates, or any other essential part, including hoses and connectors for a gas grill, you’ll be better off replacing the unit.

Lawn Mower: If your mower needs a repair that exceeds its value, it’s time for a replacement. However, there may be other signs that an upgrade is warranted. Rough operation, frequent breakdowns or other indications of faulty performance deserve a second look. Before you buy new, remember to check your warranty to determine whether repairs might be covered.

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Friday, July 23 through Saturday, July 31 Tractor Pull • Shows • Livestock Auction Rides • Food • Demolition Derby and More

Hope To See You at the Fair!

CecilCountyFair.org • 410-392-3440

Fair Hill Fairgrounds • 4640 Telegraph Road, Elkton

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Events Calendar July/August 2021

Classes in Fiber Arts • Dates in July and August at Vulcan’s Rest Fibers

2728 Augustine Herman Highway, Chesapeake City. Visit or call the store for details and to register 410-885-2890 or visit www.VulcansRest.com

Chestertown Farmers Market • Every Saturday Year Round - Downtown Chestertown, MD • 8am till noon • Check www.ChestertownFarmersMarket.org for additional information.

First Fridays • July 2 - Elkton, MD - 5pm-8pm. Main Street, Elkton. In front of

Elkton Alliance. Visit ElktonAlliance.org or call 410-398-5076 for more information.

Bel Air, MD - 5pm-8pm. Downtown Bel Air. Call 443-838-1797 or visit DowntownBelAir.com Havre de Grace, MD - 5pm-9:30pm. Downtown Havre de Grace. Pending COVID-19 restrictions. Visit ExploreHavredeGrace.com for more information or call 410-939-2100.

Salute to Cecil County Veterans • July 3, 6pm to 10pm - North East Community Park, 300 West Cherry Street, North East • Salute to Veterans - Family Fun - Music and Fireworks • Check www.SaluteCecilVets.org for more information.

Independence Day • July 4 Remember the 70’s • Saturday, July 10 • Starts at 2pm - Unwined on the Water at Triton Marina, 285 Plum Point Rd., ELkton • Dress for the 70’s and dance to 70’s tribute bands - you might win a prize • Call 443-406-3947 for information or visit UnWinedmd.com Stained Glass Workshop • Sunday, July 11 • 12pm to 3pm - Dove Valley Vineyard, 645 Harrington Rd., Rising Sun • Stained Glass Workshop. Learn basic techniques • Cost $60 • Check website for information on this and other events, registration, and any Covid restrictions www.dovevalleywine.com Free Food Distribution • Tuesday, July 13 - Bay Church, 2256 Pulaski Hwy., North East • Event runs from 5pm till 7pm or till supply lasts. No food can be held or delivered. No boxes or bags necessary. Distribution is set up "Drive-thru" style, your car will be loaded. You don’t need to be a Maryland resident to receive food • Contact church for details 410-287-7000.

Evening Paddle • Saturday, July 17 • 6 to 8pm - Elk Neck State Park: Rogues Harbor lower parking area • Enjoy the waters of the Elk River as the sun sets • Meet next to the boat launch facilities in the Rogues Harbor Area • $20 per canoe; $15 per single kayak or bring your own for just $5 per person • Space is limited, make reservations with Ranger Shawna Staup 410-287-5333 Check https://dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/Pages/central/elkneck.aspx for information.

Call, Check Websites, or Facebook Pages for Restrictions, Changes or Cancellations.

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Events Calendar July/August 2021

First Fridays • August 6 - Elkton, MD - 5pm-8pm. - Main Street, Elkton. In front of Elkton Alliance. Visit ElktonAlliance.org or call 410-398-5076 for more information.

Bel Air, MD - 5pm-8pm. Downtown Bel Air. Call 443-838-1797 or visit DowntownBelAir.com Havre de Grace, MD - 5pm-9:30pm. Downtown Havre de Grace. Pending COVID-19 restrictions. Visit ExploreHavredeGrace.com for more information or call 410-939-2100.

Free Food Distribution • Tuesday, August 10 - Bay Church, 2256 Pulaski Hwy., North East • Event runs from 5pm till 7pm or till supply lasts. No food can be held or delivered. No boxes or bags necessary. Distribution is set up "Drive-thru" style, your car will be loaded. You don’t need to be a Maryland resident to receive food • Contact church for details 410-287-7000.

Waterfront Festival • August 21 & 22 • Saturday 2pm to 7pm, Sunday, noon to 5pm - Two Day - Four Parks in Havre de Grace • Enjoy a variety of local

seafood from various vendors. Live Music, shopping and local artists. Moon Bounce and more for the kids.

Free entry.

Group Meetings for Networking and Business Polka Dot Powerhouse Wilmington Chapter A Connection Group for Women

For more information check www.PolkaDotPowerhouse.com or contact Sue Bennett 302-528-0597

Top of the Bay Business Women • Networking Group Meets 4th Wednesday Each Month

Visit www.TopoftheBayBusinessWomen.com or call Robin Spurdle 443-350-4979

Looking Ahead Fall Craft Festival • Saturday, October 2 • 10am to 4pm • (Rain Date: Oct. 3) - Carousel Park Equestrian Center, 3700 Limestone Rd, Wilmington • Vendor

space may be available; call 302-995-7670 or email: donna.fransisco@newcastlede.gov for additional information.

Inaugural Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill • Saturday, October 14 to October 17

4600 Telegraph Road Elkton • Only two 5 Star events are held in the United States Tickets are required • Retail vendor space may be available; call 410-635-7827 or visit www.Maryland5Star.us for additional event information. The Maryland Food Bank is an event beneficiary.

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Family Fun Making Fudge Pops Family Features

A summertime treat to bring back memories and create new ones when made at home!

Planning snacks you can enjoy with your children is a winning parenting strategy for spending more time together while creating tasty treats.

Take it a step further with a recipe like these homemade fudge pops, which are an ideal example of an easy treat made with the goodness of real milk.

To help your children reach the recommended 2-3 servings of dairy each day, serve with a glass of milk.

Homemade Fudge Pops Recipe courtesy of Milk Means More Total time: 10 minutes plus 12 hours chill time Servings: 12 • 3 cups milk • 1 cup sugar • 3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder

• 1/4 cup honey • 1/4 teaspoon salt • 12 ice pop sticks

1. In pot over medium heat, heat milk, sugar, cocoa powder, honey and salt, stirring often until sugar dissolves. Remove from heat and cool to room temp. Pour into ice pop molds and insert sticks then freeze until firm, about 12 hours.

2. Remove ice pops from molds and place in freezer-safe bag until ready to eat.

Find more snack recipes at MilkMeansMore.org SOURCE: United Dairy Industry of Michigan

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