Arundel Hills: A Cautionary Lesson in Local Development

Some last-minute work between the community, County Councilam Daryl Jones and County Executive John Leopold helped avert the approval of a development that would have be harmful to the Linthicum community.

In Memorium - Carmelo Feritta

Linthicum lost a good friend and benefactor in November when Squisito's Too owner Carmelo Feritta passed away.

Sherry Brown Earns LSIA Volunteer of the Year Award

Community activist Sherry Brown is given the LSIA Holland Award recognizing her as the community's 2011 volunteer of the year.

Stoll, Simon Earn Mayoral Honors

John Merle Stoll and Bernadette "Bernie" Simon have been chosen as the 2012 Honorary and Deputy Mayors of Linthicum.

Veterans Day: Servicemen Honored at Linthicum Veterans Memorial

The Linthicum community held a wreath-laying ceremony and bricks dedication on Veterans Day for men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.

Linthicum News

Stoll, Simon Earn Mayoral Honors
John Merle Stoll and Bernadette "Bernie" Simon have been chosen as the 2012 Honorary and Deputy Mayors of Linthicum, respectively. Both have been long-time residents and contributors to the community. Read More >>
County Exec Strikes Arundel Hills Development
Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold used his line-item veto power on May 26 to eliminate a proposed multifamily development in the Arundel Hills community.
Sherry Brown Named Linthicum Volunteer of the Year
The LSIA bestowed its Holland Award for volunteer of the year to longtime Linthicum community activist Sherry Brown in June.
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  • President: Ken Glendenning
  • E-mail: info@lsia.net
  • Address: P.O. Box 143, Linthicum Heights, MD 21090

Linthicum-Shipley Improvement Association

The Linthicum-Shipley Improvement Association is a voluntary-membership, non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the quality of life in Linthicum Heights, MD. The LSIA has been watching over Linthicum since the early 1970s and has a current membership of more than 500 households. The Association meets on the second Wednesday of every month, except in July and August. Annual dues are $15 per household.



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