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City of Laurel Department of Parks and Recreation WINTER 2022 Something for Everyone Special Events ■ Teen Trips Sports ■ Youth & Adult Classes and Much More! www.cityoflaurel.org
PARKS & City of Laurel RECREATION Department of Parks and Recreation FACILITIES City of Laurel Alice B. McCullough Field 8th and Montgomery Streets Laurel Municipal Center 8103 Sandy Spring Road, 301-725-7800 Regulation Softball Fields, Comfort Station, Craig A. Moe, Mayor Basketball Court, Outdoor Stage, Play Area and Laurel Municipal Pool (seasonal) Lighted Tennis Courts, Walking Path 9th and Main Street, 301-776-7419 CITY COUNCIL Four Pool Complex, Snack Bar, Lockers, Picnic Brencis Smith – Ward 2 Centennial Community Park Pavilion, Club Room 913 Montrose Ave Carl DeWalt – Ward 1 Playground, Skate Park Leo E. Wilson Community Park James Kole – Ward 1 7701 Van Dusen Road Keith R. Sydnor – Ward 2 Cypress Street Athletic Fields Picnic Pavilion, Playground and Dr. Bruce 7901 Cypress Street Morley Dog Playground (membership required), Martin Mitchell – At-Large Pavilion, Grill, Regulation Softball Fields, Waterless Port-o-let Playground CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEES Mulberry Street Tennis Courts Discovery Community Park Mulberry Street PARKS AND RECREATION Green Hill and Harrison Drive Features two tennis courts Eileen Collins Free Library, Playground, Picnic Pavilion Laura Deglau Parks and Recreation Duniho/Nigh Community Park Maintenance Complex Ken Skrivseth 15241 Van Dusen Road 7705 Old Sandy Spring Road Kemi Jemilohun Tennis Court and 1/2 Court Basketball Partnership Activity Hall-LPD TREE BOARD Emancipation Community Park 811 Fifth Street 601 8th Street David Everett Amphitheatre, Basketball Court, Playground, Riverfront Park James C. Phillips Seasonal Water Feature 22 Avondale Street Bobbi McCeney Picnic Pavilions with grills, Playground, Waterless Granville Gude Park & Lakehouse Port-o-let, Hiker Biker Path 8300 Mulberry St., 301-490-3530 YOUTH SERVICES COMMISSION Group Picnic Pavilions, Walking Path, Horseshoe Robert J. DiPietro Community Center Gloria Arnold, Chair Puts, Playground, Boat Rentals (seasonal) , 7901 Cypress Street, 301-497-0300 James Agbai Harrison Burton Memorial Stage, Adult Fitness Gymnasium, Fitness Room, Multi Purpose Room, Shirley Bell Playground, Snack Bar (seasonal) Game Room, Dance Room, Preschool Eileen Collins Greenview Drive Cabana Roland B. Sweitzer Park Craig Frederick 14403 Greenview Drive, Two Large meeting Sandy Spring Road Rhonda Whitley room for rent. Small kitchen, gas fireplace and Multi-purpose Recreational Field, Playground and outdoor deck with country club views Walking Path, Waterless Port-o-let LAUREL ARTS COUNCIL Greenview Drive Pool Complex Snowden Place Tot Lot Melissa Holand (seasonal) 1203 Snowden Place Bharati Dhruva 14403 Greenview Drive, 301-604-4042 Playground Monica Sturdivant Main Pool, Wade Pool, Bathhouse, Snack Stand, Stephen P. Turney Recreation Complex Picnic Pavilion and adjacent Tennis Courts, Inka Patel 9801 Fort Meade Road Cabana Clubroom Chae Reid Lighted Regulation Softball Field Angela O’Neal Gude Mansion — Coming Soon! Sturgis/ Moore Recreation Complex 13910 Laurel Lakes Ave, 301-725-7800 Charles Clyburn 497 8th Street Beautiful historic house with picturesque Heather Brooks Soccer Fields, Comfort Station, grounds, catering kitchen, bridal and groom Picnic pavilion, Play area and S. Nisa Asgarali-Hoffman suite, perfect for your next occasion. Lighted Parking Kerri Fuller Administrative Offices Michael Spears Laurel Armory Anderson & Murphy Community Center To view our rental brochure please visit our 422 Montgomery Street, 301-725-8088 Gymnasium, Lounge, Classrooms, Dance Room, website at www.cityoflaurel.org. For pricing Fitness Room, Conference Room, Gaming Lounge, and to check availability please call our Senior Services and Laurel Helping Hands Offices Rental Specialist at 301-725-5300 ext 2317. Laurel Municipal Center 8103 Sandy Spring Road • Laurel, MD 20707 COMCAST HD 996, COMCAST SD 71, VERIZON 12 (301) 725-7800 • (301) 725-1HIT • ( 301) 497-NEWS www.cityoflaurel.org 2
INSIDE WINTER 2022 PARKS & 02 Parks and Recreational Facilities RECREATION 04 Fees and Registration Information 05 Event Rental Facilities 06 Special Events for the Whole Family 06 Family and Adult Trips 08 Teens Outdoors 09 Games Clubs, Teen Clubs, Youth Sports 10 10 Summer Camps 12 Classes for Youth, Teens and Adults 14 Dog Training 15 PreSchool 16 Drop-In Programs for Youth, Teens and Adults 17 Adult Sports Leagues 18 Laurel Helping Hands 9 19 Senior Trips 20 Laurel TV Follow Us Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/laurelparksrec Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/laurelparksrec Instagram: laurelparksrec YouTube: City of Laurel Parks & Rec MD www.cityoflaurel.org 19
COMMUNIT Y CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION ADMISSION FEES Mon–Fri 9:00 am – 9:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Take a look at the many different ways you can pay to Sunday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm LAAMCC ONLY participate with the Laurel Department of Parks and Recreation. Holiday hours subject to change ANNUAL ADMISSION PASS NON Registration Information Registration is held at the RESIDENT RESIDENT Robert J. DiPietro Community Center, and the Laurel Armory Anderson- A. Adults 18-54 yrs. $117.00 $196.00 Murphy Community Center during hours of operation. Internet (includes Fitness Room) registration is available for some programs once your account has B. Youth 8-17 yrs. $ 11.00 $ 32.00 been set up. We strongly encourage new customers to visit one of C. Teens 13-17 yrs. $ 77.00 $117.00 our community centers to create an account. After your account has (includes Fitness Room) been created, you may register for classes/programs online at: www. Ages 13-15 require paying parent/legal guardian in fitness Cityoflaurel.org/parks under our Classes & Registration page. room at all times Call the Department’s Hit line at 301-725-1HIT or 301-497-NEWS for up D. Sr. Citizen 55+ yrs. $ 77.00 $117.00 to date program information. You must be registered to participate, (includes Fitness Room) unless a program listing states that no registration is required. E. Double 18-54 yrs. $159.00 $281.00 Registration will be accepted through the first week of class, if space (includes Fitness Room) is available. The City of Laurel Department of Parks and Recreation F. Senior Double $ 98.00 $159.00 welcomes the participation of individuals with disabilities into all (includes Fitness Room) programs. The City will fully comply with the American with Disabilities G. Replacement Pass $ 5.00 $ 5.00 Act in making reasonable accommodations to encourage participation. 6 MONTH ADMISSION FEES Fees Checks are only accepted for certain activities. Persons paying A. Adults 18-54 yrs. $ 88.00 $127.00 City of Laurel property taxes are offered resident rates. Fees include (includes Fitness Room) materials unless otherwise noted. No fee reductions will be made B. Sr. Citizen 55+ yrs. $ 63.00 $ 85.00 for missed classes. We are no longer able to accept discounts on contractual programs. 3 MONTH ADMISSION FEES The City is able to accept credit cards at the community centers, pools A. Adults 18-54 yrs. $ 68.00 $ 88.00 or the Municipal Center during operating hours. $2.00 minimum credit (includes Fitness Room) card charge. Make all checks payable to: City of Laurel. B. Sr. Citizen 55+ yrs. $ 52.00 $ 63.00 (includes Fitness Room) Scholarships are available for low-income City resident families for some programs. The City also offers vouchers for low income City ONE MONTH ADMISSION FEES resident families that may be used towards recreation programs for A. Adults 18-54 yrs. $ 26.00 $ 33.00 children, youth and teens with other agencies. Contact the Department (includes Fitness Room) at 301-725-7800 for more information. B. Sr. Citizen 55+ yrs. $20.00 $27.00 (Includes Fitness Room) Inclement Weather Daytime classes, workshops & leagues are canceled if the snow emergency plan for Prince George’s County DAILY ADMISSION FEES is in effect by 9:00 a.m. Evening classes, workshops & leagues are A. Adults 18-54 yrs. $ 4.00 $ 7.00 canceled if the snow emergency plan for P.G. County is in effect at (with Fitness Room) $ 5.00 $ 8.00 4:00 p.m. City of Laurel officials retain the right to close facilities due B. Teens 13-17 yrs. to inclement weather. For cancellation information due to weather (Fitness Room Only) $ 3.00 $ 8.00 conditions, call (301) 497-NEWS or go to https://www.facebook.com/ C. Sr. Citizen 55+ yrs. $ 3.00 $ 6.00 laurelparksrec. (includes Fitness Room) Department of Parks & Recreation DOG PARK ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEES Web Site Visit the City of Laurel’s web site at www.cityoflaurel. Yearly Membership $30.00 $35.00 org/parks and visit our registration site under Classes & Registration. ADMISSION - to the Community Centers entitles the participant to Register Early! If not enough participants are registered before participate in both open gym and scheduled drop-in activities. Non- the start of class, the class may be cancelled. We strongly encourage Resident rates will be charged unless Proof of Residency is provided. participants to register BEFORE the first day of class to avoid class PASSES ARE GOOD - at both the Laurel Armory Anderson-Murphy cancellation. Community Center located at 422 Montgomery Street and at the Robert J. DiPietro Community Center located at 7901 Cypress Street. www.cityoflaurel.org Rates subject to change. Passes must be presented at the front desk for entry. NO EXCEPTIONS! 4
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SPECIAL EVENTS FRIDAY FL ICKS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY ADDITIONAL FUNDING PROVIDED BY M-NCCPC Friday Indoor Movies Partnership Hall 811 Fifth Street 7:00 pm SHARP Come in from the cold, cozy up with the family and enjoy a FREE Friday movie. Floor seating is available. You may bring your own chair but please sit towards the back of the room to prevent obstructing others’ views. Bring your own snacks or buy some on site (cash only). FRI JAN 21 FRI FEB 25 SAT APR 9 Ratatouille Soul Eggstravaganza Remy dreams of Joe is a middle-school Granville Gude Lakehouse & Park becoming a great chef, band teacher whose 8300 Mulberry Street despite being a rat in life hasn't quite gone a definitely rodent- the way he expected. 1:00 pm SHARP phobic profession. He His true passion is Co-sponsored by the Laurel Lions Club. moves to Paris to follow his dream, and with jazz — and he's good. Children up to 12 can take part in age group the help of hapless garbage boy Linguini But when he travels to another realm to egg hunts and meet the bunny himself. he puts his culinary skills to the test in the help someone find their passion, he soon Please arrive before the hunts begin. The kitchen but he has to stay in hiding at the discovers what it means to have soul. egg hunts only last as long as the eggs are same time, with hilarious consequences. on the ground…and they go fast! Please Remy eventually gets the chance to prove also bring a basket, bag or bucket to collect his culinary abilities to a great food critic your eggs. FREE Admission but is the food good? FAMILY TRIPS SAT FEB 26 Snow Tubing Winter Adventure at Contact Parks & Recreation (301) 725- Whitetail Resort 7800 or Robert Giuliani (301) 717-2740 rogiuliani@aol.com for complete Course #9394, Price TBT information. Close to home, Whitetail Resort is the perfect escape for family and friends. Enjoy We strongly encourage you to register the the thrill and speed of snow tubing down first time in-person at either the Laurel the mountain (no experience necessary). Armory or Robert J. DiPietro Community Snow tubing schedule has not been Center. After your family account has released by White Tail Resort at this time. been created, you may opt to use our The minimum age for this trip is 9 years online registration. For more information old. All minors must be accompanied by a regarding registration, visit www. COMCAST HD 996, COMCAST SD 71, VERIZON 12 paying adult guardian. CityofLaurel.org/parks 6
There is always something fun and exciting going on in the City of Laurel! From special events to sports programs and recreational workshops to fitness sessions, the City’s imaginative Department of Parks and Recreation once again presents its Winter Program Guide with a great variety of recreational choices for you and your family. With two full-service Community Centers and beautiful parks all over the City, there’s something for everyone, from youths to seniors! Explore and play in one of our parks! Challenge yourself with a new fitness routine! Get creative or learn a new skill! I hope you’ll take advantage of all the City of Laurel has to offer! I look forward to seeing you at one of our many fall and winter community events! Craig A. Moe, Mayor SUN MAR 6 Annual Open House Laurel Municipal Center 8103 Sandy Spring Road 1:00 - 4:00 pm Come and explore the variety of civic organizations, city services and clubs that support the Laurel Community. Speak with representatives from local government, businesses and other volunteer organizations and services and find out all the great opportunities available in the area. Enjoy light refreshments and family entertainment. Free to the public. COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP KITS The Departments of Parks and Recreation you can use to sponsor your own clean up and Economic and Community Development activity. The department will arrange for are working together to encourage the collected debris pick up. Events can be environmentally minded citizens to CLEAN one day or an ongoing effort. Reducing UP AND GREEN UP around the city. Individuals, litter helps control the rodent population, families, or friends wishing to clean up litter promotes a safer and healthier habitat for in their own neighborhood or local park can wildlife and improves the quality of life in contact the Parks and Recreation Department our community! at 301-725-7800 and request a COMMUNITY CLEAN UP KIT. Kits will contain supplies that Partial funding provided by Clean Up Green Up Maryland Grant 7
OUTDOORS TEEN Please visit our website at www.cityoflaurel.org/ parks to view recently added trips! ADDITIONAL FUNDING PROVIDED BY M-NCCPC Exciting Teen Trips for THU JAN 27 Teens, Ages 13-18 UMD Women’s All trips are on a first come, first serve basis Basketball Game & and are subject to change or cancellation due SAT JAN 22 Driving Tour of UMD to insufficient registration. Pre-registration is MANDATORY. Registration and payment for Ice Skating at Campus all programs/trips can be processed at the Gardens Ice House Course #9396, $10.00 Laurel Armory, Robert J. DiPietro Community Course #9395, $15.00 Center, or Laurel Municipal Center. Online Depart 4:00 pm, Return 9:15 pm registration is permitted once you are entered Depart/Return (see below) Watch Big Ten Champion Maryland into the City system; parents MUST register Enjoy an afternoon of ice skating while University’s Women’s Basketball game their own child in the system FIRST before listening to current Top 40, Billboard against Rutgers University. See the registering online. No adult is permitted to and R&B Jams. Have some “cool” fun nationally ranked Lady Terrapins (National register other people’s children for the City while skating singles, doubles, or in a Title and Four Final Fours!) play against system. Refunds are only issued if a program/ group. Cost includes skating session the Scarlet Knights of Rutgers University. trip is cancelled. Registration and monies will and skate rentals. Please be sure to We will engage in a driving tour of the not be taken on the day of the trip. Trip costs bring your student ID or be subject to campus before the game and stop at the include transportation and admission unless regular admission price. Due to online Student Union Food Court. This trip is stated otherwise. All trips leave from Robert reservations, we are unable to advertise great for upcoming juniors and seniors J. DiPietro Community Center, 7901 Cypress a departure/return time until online who are interested in attending the Street, Laurel MD 20707. sessions are released (2 weeks before University of Maryland. trip date). Renaissan ce Festiva l Seven Springs nion King’s Domi National Harbor National Harbor 8
INSIDE THE CENTERS GAMES CLUBS Robert J. DiPietro Community Center Thursdays 6:00-8:45 pm Innovative, challenging games for teens TEEN CLUBS W.I.S.E. and adults. Games of all types such as The Resistance, One Night Ultimate Werewolf, Fallout, Carcassonne, Mencala, Teen Club and more. Share your favorite or learn a Ages 12-17 Friday 7:00-10:00 pm LAAMCC BASKETBALL new one! 301-497-0300 for info. Grab your Teen/Youth Pass Card to join LEAGUE your friends for a variety of activities Registration for just for you! We have basketball, games, Winter 2021-2022 League ends tournaments and occasionally some food. 12/10/21 NO daily drop in fees accepted, you must Draft Day 12/11/21 at the have an Teen/Youth Annual Pass! Robert J. DiPietro Community Center Coed Ages 7-15 R $110, NR $115 Outdoors Teen Club Ages 13 -18 The WYBL is a youth basketball league dedicated to teaching basketball Exciting teen trips for area teens. See fundamentals. page 8 for a complete list of trips It is a developmental league, supported by the City of Laurel, for girls and boys Laurel Armory 7 - 15 years old. Community Center Draft Day is the first day of the league. Anime Club All athletes must participate in Draft (Skills Assessment) Day. Wednesdays 5:00-8:45 pm Ages 8 and up. Athletes not in attendance are subject Enjoy your favorite anime to league placement. with friends. Registration only accepted online at: www.winninginsportsandeducation.com YOUTH SPORTS LAUREL LITTLE LEAGUE – The Laurel Little League provides a fun and positive section for additional information 301-497-0300. ALLIANCE athletic experience for youth of all ages. Laurel Little League is a chartered affiliate of W.I.S.E. YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUES – W.I.S.E. stands for Winning in Sports and The Department has partnered with Little League Baseball, Inc of Williamsport, PA. Education. Youth leagues and clinics continue several Youth Sports Organizations 301-725-5850. throughout the year. If interested, please in the community. Check out these LAUREL CITY KINGFISH – Competitive contact James Agbai at 410-656-WISE (9473) or organizations if you are looking to get summer swim team that participates in the winninginsportsandeducation@gmail.com. your child involved in youth sports. Prince-Mont Swim League. Consult aquatic 9
SUMMER CAMP 2022 SUMMER DAY CAMP REGISTRATION Day camp will be held from June 21 – August 12 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Pre & Post care hours available for additional charge. Pre 7:30 – 9:00 am; Post 4:30 – 5:30 pm Camps are offered for children ages 6 (entering first grade) - 14yrs. Eligible children under age 6 must provide proof of Kindergarten completion. Mark your Fees IMPORTANT INFORMATION Resident $120.00 per session Medical information is required at the calendars, we fill up quickly. Proof of time of registration. Physician’s name Non-Resident $150.00 per session residency, date of last tetanus shot and and phone number, and an emergency physician’s phone number required. The * All camps receive a discount for the contact other than parent or guardian are department reserves the right to require Juneteenth & Independence Day Holiday. required at time of registration. Additional proof of age. The first day of camp will be Tuesday, June information such as allergies, behavioral 21. Camp will be closed Monday, July 4. issues or medical conditions must be Registration Begins noted on the registration form. The more March 7 for City Residents information we have the more successful Checks are not accepted. Fees are payable camp experience your child will have. March 14 for Non-Residents by Cash and Money Order, or Credit Card. Day camp is held from 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Robert J. DiPietro Community Center Only Payment in full is required. A $15.00 fee Campers must provide their own lunches may be charged to transfer registration (refrigeration not available) and drinks. to an alternative week and/or withdrawn Please do not send perishable items in Summer Day Camp from a registered week. campers’ lunch. Programs The Department of Parks and Recreation is WEEKS DATE funded through City tax revenues. Persons Registration 1 June 21 – June 24* living within the City limits and pay Laurel Once camp begins, registration is property taxes are given a discount. This contingent upon space availability. 2 June 27 – July 1 Registration for the week must be paid in is the reason for the price difference. 3 July 5 – July 8* full in order to guarantee your child a spot. Residents are also given the opportunity 4 July 11 – July 15 to register first. Proof of City residency Want to make sure your spot is secure all 5 July 18 – July 22 required. summer? Register early and often! 6 July 25 – July 29 7 August 1 – August 5 SCHOLARSHIPS – Scholarships are available for low-income City 8 August 8 – August 12 resident families who meet the criteria. Call 301-725-7800 for guidelines. Dates for day camp subject to change based Application deadline: Friday, June 3, 2022. Register and pay in full for 4 on school make up schedule. or more weeks and receive a one-time 10% discount on camp fees. *some restrictions apply. 10
Age Counselor In Training (CIT) Day camp is for children ages 5/6 (must Ages15-17, Beginning Session 2 be entering first grade) – age 12. Proof of age and completion of Kindergarten may Learn to be a Camp Counselor by assisting our counselors with camp activities. HOW TO be required. Campers who turn age 13 during camp will remain in regular camp Applicants may be selected following an interview held the first week of camp. REGISTER throughout the summer. No exceptions. The number of CITs needed, along with the duration of days, is limited for each ONLINE For ages 3-6 (entering kindergarten) session and CIT. Participants must be 15 To view a full list of current classes please refer to SUMMER SHENANIGANS years of age prior to June 22, 2022. This and programs or to register location at Robert J. DiPietro Community program may be used to fulfill school for a program online, visit Ctr, 7901 Cypress Street, Laurel, MD 20707 volunteer hours. www.CityofLaurel.org/parks Pre & Post Camp Care You may go to either the Pre-Camp – 7:30 – 8:45 am Robert J. DiPietro Community R $20.00 per weeek, NR $25.00 per week Center or Laurel Armory Anderson and Murphy Community Center to Post-Camp – 4:30 – 5:30 pm register for a class or program R $20.00 per weeek, NR $25.00 per week in person. Please Be Aware: Pickups beginning at You can register for specific classes on- 4:31pm will result in automatic registration in post camp. Additional fees apply to pick-ups at 5:31pm. Consult Camp Parent Guide for late SUMMER line through our Activenet registration site. If you have previously registered policy information. SHENANIGANS for a City of Laurel Department of Parks and Recreation program, you may al- Summer Fun for Ages 3-6 Teen Camp – Ages 13-14 (Entering Kindergarten) ready have an account set up. Click the Hang out for a variety of activities online registration link to left and select including, games, sports, swimming, Children must be 3 years old by January 1, “Sign In” using your email address. Then cooking, crafts and weekly trips. Space is 2022. Children must be toilet trained. select “Forgot Password” to receive an limited. Participants must be 13 years of Tue/W/TH 9:00 am – 12:00 pm age prior to June 21, 2021. Fee includes email to reset your Activenet password. Robert J. DiPietro Community Center cost of field trips. Campers must provide Once your password has been reset, WEEKS DATE their own lunches (refrigeration not you can register for the available classes available). Please do not send perishable 1 June 21 – June 23 online and pay using your credit card. items in camper's lunch. 2 June 28 – June 30 Session dates are the same as regular 3 July 5 – July 7 If you have not created an account or Day Camp 4 July 12 – July 14 you would like to register for a pro- FEES Resident $130.00 5 July 19 – July 21 gram for the first time, please visit one Non-Resident $160.00 6 July 26 – July 28 of our community centers and our front desk staff can assist you. 7 August 2 – August 4 8 August 9 – August 11 For additional information, please con- tact our offices at (301) 725-7800 or Have your child join with friends to enjoy e-mail us at parks@laurel.md.us arts and crafts, songs, story time, snacks, swimming, picnics, parties and more! Children will meet at the Laurel Municipal Pool (9th & Main Street) on Thursdays. Before and after care are not available. FEES: R $40.00, NR $45.00 Payment in full is due for each session COMCAST HD 996, COMCAST SD 71, VERIZON 12 you wish to attend. 11
CLASSES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY KEY RJDCC – Robert J. DiPietro KIDZ BASKETBALL Age 5-6 Community Center In this class, having fun is sure to be a slam- LAAMCC – Laurel Armory dunk! Enjoy being introduced to beginner Anderson-Murphy Community Center basketball concepts (dribbling, passing and R – City Resident, NR – Non Resident shooting) through exciting and fun-filled games and activities. Parents are encouraged to follow the coach’s instructions to assist in the games and activities. T-Shirt included in class cost. RJDCC – R $45, NR $50 9365 Tue 6 wks 1/11/22 6:30-7:15 pm 9367 Tue 6 wks 3/1/22 6:30-7:15 pm LITTLE & JUNIOR TRACKSTARS Age 3-14 Running, jumping and speed are the basic athletic skills needed to enhance any sport. profound as they also practice kicks, In this class, your junior runners will learn punches, stretching, running, and rolls the basics of track & field events. They will in each interactive class. Please contact also participate in our warmup routine, syreeta@mittmanifesters.com for uniform running workouts, and cool down exercises information. in a competitive, fun and fast-paced class. RJDCC– R $65, NR $70 T-Shirts are included in the cost of the class. 9249 Sat 4 wks 1/15/22 12:00-1:30 pm YOUTH & TEENS LAAMCC – R $70, NR $75 9368 Sat 6 wks 1/8/22 9:15-10:15 am Additional classes may be offered past January 2022. Please contact us for more ARCHERY Age 5+ 9369 Sat 6 wks 3/5/22 9:15-10:15 am information at Parks@laurel.md.us. Archery is a program that allows all skill MITT MANIFESTERS levels to come together to learn new techniques as well as brush up on previous MARTIAL ARTS Age 3-17 JMD STUDIOS This dance program is instructed by the staff skills all while having fun. Archery increases Mitt Manifesters Martial Arts focus on the of JMDS Studios and offers three progressive concentration, develops self-discipline, discipline of a more traditional martial arts dance sessions throughout the school works on fine motor skills and improves dojo. Children practice Katas and Defense year culminating in a Spring Showcase hand-eye coordination. Through various First, for the protection of themselves for all students (Showcase fee applicable). games, drills and activities, students will and others. The physical benefits are Students must be the designated age by perfect their form, stance, and proper the first day of class. For more information release of the arrow. about the program or if you have questions, Sweitzer Park – R $55, NR $60 please contact Alycia Carlson at 240-343- 9363 Sun 8 wks 3/20/22 2:00-3:00 pm 2623. As classes fill, new ones may be opened so please always call if the class of KIDDIE BASKETBALL Age 3-4 your choice is full. Students with prior dance In this class, having fun is sure to be a experience should call us for placement slam-dunk! Enjoy being introduced to assistance as well. beginner basketball concepts (dribbling, passing and shooting) through exciting PRE-BALLET & TAP Age 3½ - 5 and fun-filled games and activities. Parents This 45-minute whimsical tap and are encouraged to follow the coach’s ballet class, especially geared for instructions to assist in the games and preschoolers, approaches dance in a activities. T-Shirt included in class cost. playful manner. Beginning tap sounds RJDCC – R $45, NR $50 and ballet movements are intertwined 9364 Tue 6 wks 1/11/22 5:45-6:30 pm with creative activities incorporating 9366 Tue 6 wks 3/1/22 5:45-6:30 pm props and imagery to emphasize rhythm, 12
ADULTS coordination, and body awareness. A BEGINNING ADULT TAP Age 16+ delightful dance experience for young Put your dancing shoes on! This beginner ones! level tap class created especially for Dress Code: Any color leotards & tights, ARCHERY Age 5+ adults will introduce students to basic tap black tap shoes, and pink ballet shoes Archery is a program that allows all skill levels to sounds and footwork. This percussive form RJDCC – R $125, NR $130 come together to learn new techniques as well of dance is not only enjoyable but a great 9370 Sat 10 wks 1/8/22 9:30-10:15 am as brush up on previous skills all while having form of exercise as well. Try something fun. Archery increases concentration, develops self-discipline, works on fine motor skills and different! BEGINNING improves hand-eye coordination. Through Dress Code: Comfy clothing such as BALLET & TAP Age 5½ - 7 various games, drills and activities, students will leggings and a T-shirt, black tap shoes. This 45-minute class created for perfect their form, stance, and proper release of RJDCC – R$125, NR$150 elementary school aged children the arrow. 9375 Mon 10 wks 1/3/22 7:30-8:30 pm explores a wide variety of dance genres Sweitzer Park – R $55, NR $60 incorporating ballet & tap skills into every 9363 Sun 8 wks 3/20/22 2:00-3:00 pm class. Upbeat music will accompany dancers as they learn dance movements ART FOR ALL- INCLUSIVE ARTS and terminology in the center, at the PROGRAM Age 21+ barre, and across the floor. This class will Art for All is an amazing art experience keep students engaged and challenged for all people regardless of skill or ability. while having fun at the same time. The program will encourage creativity Dress Code: Any color leotards & tights, and boost self-esteem while encouraging black tap shoes, and pink ballet shoes. relationship building, socialization, and RJDCC – R $125, NR $130 self-confidence. No experience necessary, 9371 Sat 10 wks 1/8/22 10:15-11:00 am just an open heart and mind! This is a drop-in program with limited seats and BEGINNING HIP-HOP Age 8-12 is offered on a first-come first-serve basis. Our age appropriate, high energy hip- You must pay the drop-in fee at the start BIO-FITNESS Age 18+ hop classes are great for both boys and of class. No pre-registration for this class This 60-minute fitness class will improve girls who want to learn a mix of old is accepted. mobility, condition the cardiovascular school style hip-hop alongside of today’s RJDCC – R $3, NR $4 (per class) system, increase flexibility, improve balance, trendy steps! Classes include conditioning and strengthen core muscle groups. This and warm-up, simplified break down of Jewelry & Pot Making program is fun, easy to follow and the each dance step, skill combinations, and Make jewelry beads, usable pots, and class atmosphere is friendly and inviting. A choreography. Students love this class set detailed figures as you explore your inner combination of High/Low impact is included to their favorite songs. sculptor in this oven-bake clay class. Learn and you choose according to your fitness Dress Code: Comfortable clothing such how you can make gifts trinkets and more level. Mat/floor work includes exercises that as leggings and a t-shirt. Solid black without the mess! will challenge the muscle groups to improve sneakers. RJDCC – R $3, NR $4 (per class) toning and increase strength. Light hand 9353 M/Th 6 wks 1/3/22 10:00-11:00 am held weights are optional. This fitness class RJDCC – R $125, NR $130 9373 Sat 10 wks 1/8/22 11:15-12:00 pm is a great addition to your fitness goals. Mixed Media Collage Our instructors are friendly, experienced, Use paper, text, patterns, paints and certified and will welcome you into the class more to enhance your artworks! Choose that you choose. Our program is fun and meaningful images and combine them to easy to follow. Floor exercises are included tell your story! In this mixed media course, so bring your mat. Visit our website at www. we’ll learn collage, scrapbooking, and biofitness.us or call 410-956-1084. printmaking techniques as we explore colorful, textured art pieces. RJDCC R$67, NR- $72 RJDCC – R $3, NR $4 (per class) 9373 M/W 6 wks 1/10/22 6:00-7:00 pm 9354 M/Th 6 wks 2/21/22 10:00-11:00 am R $57, NR -$62 9374 M/W 5 wks 2/28/22 6:00-7:00 pm Continued on Next Page 13
CLASSES CONTINUED KEY RJDCC – Robert J. DiPietro HEALING PAWS COURTEOUS Community Center LAAMCC – Laurel Armory CANINES THERAPY DOG & Anderson-Murphy Community Center AKC CANINE GOOD CITIZEN CLASS R – City Resident, NR – Non Resident Have you thought about visiting nursing homes, hospitals and other facilities with your dog to help bring smiles and joy to ZUMBA (RJDCC) Age 16+ the residents? Would you like your dog to Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and earn the AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) easy to follow moves to create a Certificate? The Healing Paws Courteous dynamic fitness program that will blow Canines Therapy Dog and Canine Good you away. Achieve long term benefits Citizen Class will prepare you and your while experiencing an absolute blast dog to be a Therapy Dog Team, earn your in one exhilarating hour of caloric- Canine Good Citizen Certificate, or both! burning, body energizing, awe-inspiring Teach your dog many of the same skills we movements meant to engage and teach assistance dogs. Your dog will learn captivate for life! Instruction by Carol Ortiz. how to greet people who are standing, RJDCC – R $90, NR $95 sitting or lying down as well as become Tue &Thu 7:30-8:30 pm, Sat 10:30-11:30 am familiar and comfortable with wheelchairs, TEACHING FIDO BASIC MANNERS 18 classes walkers and crutches. Automatically sitting Teaching your dog the basics should be 9258 Tue/Thu/Sat 12/11/21 next to your chair and lying under a table a fun and positive experience for both 9377 Tue/Thu/Sat 2/1 /22 are skills that you will appreciate and can you and your dog. This 7-week class is 9378 Tue/Thu/Sat 3/19/22 use anywhere. Some tricks will also be designed to teach the basic cues like sit, taught! The CGC test will be given in the down, stay, and come, and to then apply LAAMCC – R $60, NR $65 final class. A field trip to a nursing home those cues to life skill such as: Mon/Wed 7:00-8:00 pm will be scheduled after the class for people - Meet and Greet while on leash 12 classes who are interested in being a therapy team. - Wait at the door 9260 Mon/Wed 12/15/21 9380 Mon/Wed 1/31/22 Main Street Pool Meeting Room – - Settle on a mat 9381 Mon/Wed 3/16/22 N $175, NR $180 - Loose leash walking DATES TBA - Give it/Take it - Leave it DOG CLASSES IT’S FUN TO SNIFF Are you looking for a fun class for you and The class is for dogs 5 months and older. All dogs must be people and dog-friendly HAVE FUN WITH TRICKS your dog? Your dog has over 200 MILLION Main Street Pool Meeting Room – Tricks are a great way to have fun with scent receptors in his nose…no wonder R $190, NR $195 your dog, create a closer relationship and he is constantly sniffing the ground! DATES TBA help build confidence in shy dogs. You Sniffing is very important for a dog. It is a will learn fun tricks to teach your dog like means of communication with other dogs, paws up, roll over, say your prayers and and provides physical and mental exercise. Classes are taught by Jody Broughton, more! Teaching tricks is a great way to This fun class uses your dog’s natural CPDT-KA, Social Tailwaggers Dog exercise your dog and tire him out. This is ability to sniff and hunt for a hidden Training and Behavior Consultant. It a great family class to take together. And, target scent. Your dog is challenged each is important in a class environment it’s lots of fun showing off your dog’s tricks week by finding new scents hidden under that all dogs are both dog and to your friends and relatives! different objects. You will learn to teach people friendly. Please contact Jody This class is for dogs 6 months and older. It your dog how to sniff out treats, your keys Broughton if you have questions on is a group class with no previous training and a scent (vanilla), and alert you to its needed. All dogs must be up to date on whether this class is appropriate for exact location. Sniffing classes help build your dog at (240) 882-4765 or email their vaccinations and be dog and people confidence in shy dogs, and strengthens friendly. socialtailwaggers@gmail.com. If you the relationship between you and your Main Street Pool Meeting Room – are interested in enrolling in any of dog. This class is for dogs age 6 months R $110, NR $115 these classes, please contact Jody and older. DATES TBA Main Street Pool Meeting Room – Broughton for class dates as there is a R $110, NR $115 minimum number of students needed DATES TBA to register for each class to be held. 14
PRESCHOOL 3-5 YEAR OLDS KEY R – City Resident NR – Non Resident SPRING / SUMMER 2022 Spring 4’s Program 9385 – M/W/F R $352, NR $374 March 2 – April 29, 2022 4/11 – 4/18 – Spring Break 3’s Program 9386 – T/TH R $240, NR $255 March 1 – April 28, 2022 4/11 – 4/18 – Spring break Summer Robert J. DiPietro Community Center 4’s Program 9387 – M/W/F R $256, NR $272 May 2 – June 8, 2022 Classes Will Meet Age Requirement Closed 5/30 – Memorial Day 4’s Program State of Maryland Kindergarten age Closed 6/10 – Graduation (4’s only) M/W/F - 8:30-11:30 am (4-5 years old) requires child must be 3 years old by 3’s Program August 31, 2021 to enter the 3 year old 3’s Program 9388 – T/TH T/TH - 8:30-11:30 am (3 years old) class. A child must be 4 years old by R $192, NR $204 August 31, 2021 to enter the 4 year classes. May 3 – June 9, 2022 The Laurel City preschool is a licensed program. All fees are due at the time of registration. Participants are given priority for next session until priority registration WINTER 2022 deadline. Participants will not be guaran- 4’s Program 9261 – M/W/F teed space in the class after priority reg- R $320, NR $340 istration has ended. Inoculation records January 3 – February 21, 2022 must be received prior to attending Closed 1/17/22 – MLK Day classes (Forms are provided by the Laurel Closed 2/21/22 – Presidents Day Dept. of Parks and Recreation). All partici- Closed 2/23–28/22 – Snow make-up days pants must be toilet trained. Proof of age is required at the time of registration. City 3’s Program 9262 – T/TH holidays are provided in the schedule. R $224, NR $238 COVID Restrictions: The City of Laurel January 4 – February 17, 2022 Preschool program is licensed by Closed 2/22–24/22 – Snow make-up days MDSE and is subject to adhere to state regulations regarding COVID restrictions. PRIORITY REGISTRATION for Spring 2022 We may also take additional measures is due by January 28, 2022. The preschool to ensure the health and safety of all program will not accept new students for students, staff, and parents. the spring and summer sessions. FREE FRIDAY FL ICKS Come in from the cold, cozy up with the family and enjoy a FREE Friday movie. Floor seating is available. You may bring your own chair but please sit towards the back of the room Friday Indoor Movies to prevent obstructing others’ views. Bring your own snacks Partnership Hall, 811 Fifth Street @7:00 pm SHARP or buy some on site (cash only). See page 6 for movies. 15
DROP-IN KEY RJDCC – Robert J. DiPietro PROGRAMS Community Center LAAMCC – Laurel Armory Anderson-Murphy Community Center R – City Resident, NR – Non Resident Additional Funding Provided by M-NCCPC ADULTS RJDCC Ages 18 + unless otherwise indicated Participation in a drop-in program requires one of the following: Annual, 6, 3, or 1 Month Admission Pass for unlimited participation. A Daily Admission Pass is required for a one-time participation. CITY OF LAUREL YOUTH & TEEN BASKETBALL Saturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm RJDCC * COMMUNITY AFTER SCHOOL Tuesday Thursday 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm RJDCC 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm RJDCC GARDEN LAAMCC AND RJDCC Contact the Centers for additional drop in times All participants must purchase a Teen/ *(when WISE is not in season) Youth Annual pass. NO daily admissions Do you want to grow your own will be accepted. Participants may OPEN GYM TIME fruits and vegetables? enter and exit drop- in programs at will. Open gym time is held at both the Robert J. Be a part of the City of Laurel’s Community The drop-in program is not a licensed DiPietro Community Center and the Laurel Garden in Spring 2022. Choose between school aged childcare program. Policies Armory Anderson Murphy Community four plot sizes ranging from 3x12’ up to regarding the drop-in program reflect the Center based upon space availability. The 20x20’. No prior gardening experience is State of Maryland’s Family Law Article. The department reserves the right to cancel or necessary. We will offer free gardening Centers, on occasion, may close due to reschedule activities without notification. classes to get you started. Come grow scheduling conflicts or inclement weather. Call the centers or the recorded information with us and join a group of gardeners lines for scheduled times. OPEN GYM & GAMEROOM dedicated to eating healthy and giving Ages 8-11 back to our local food pantries. Space in Monday – Friday 3:30-4:30 pm the community garden is limited, email Ages 12-17 Laurel.Community.Garden@gmail.com to Monday – Friday 4:30-5:30 pm receive updates and more information. Also, like us on Facebook under “City of Laurel Community Garden”. Please call or email for the one-time membership fee per plot, as well as a yearly plot fee. Registration Dates ADULT PICKLEBALL January 24 - February 4 – Returning Pickleball is the Fastest Growing Sport in Members/Existing Plot Owners America! This New Sport is a combination February 7-11 – City of Laurel of Badminton, Tennis, and Ping-Pong. Residents/Laurel Presbyterian Members February 10 – Open Registration LAAMCC Tuesdays 5:30-8:45 pm R $3, NR $5 Two indoor courts are available for use. Please bring your own paddle and ball to play. COMCAST HD 996, COMCAST SD 71, VERIZON 12 Drop-In programs are subject to change seasonally. 16
LEAGUES & REGISTRATION DATES VISIT OUR SPORTS WEBSITE for up to date programs and current league information including standings, schedules, and more at: www.cityoflaurel.org/parks/adult-sports-activities WINTER 2022 Course Code 9360 (Wednesdays) Wednesdays beginning 4/6/22 BASKETBALL (MEN’S) Game Times 6:30 – 9:30 pm Registration Ends 1/14/22 * Stephen P. Turney Recreation Complex Franchise Fee: $550.00 per team RECREATIONAL MEN’S 5 on 5 BASKETBALL (BEGINNER – * Teams who register for the Spring softball leagues should pick up their team packets INTERMEDIATE LEVEL) starting Friday, April 1st between 10:00 am and Course Code 9355 9:00 pm or before their first scheduled game at Sundays beginning 1/23/22 the Robert J. DiPietro Community Center located Game Times 12:00-9:30 pm at 7901 Cypress Street. City of Laurel Community Centers Franchise Fee $550.00 per team SOFTBALL (MEN’S) Registration Ends 3/25/22* * Teams who register for the Winter Basketball League will receive their scheduled starting RECREATIONAL MEN’S times for Sunday, January 23rd games via email SOFTBALL to team managers. Team packets and schedules Course Code 9361 will be distributed the first night of play on BASKETBALL (WOMEN’S) Game Times 6:30 – 9:30 pm Sunday, January 23rd. Registration Ends 6/6/20 * Tuesdays beginning 4/05/22 RECREATIONAL WOMEN’S Franchise Fee: $550 per team 5 on 5 BASKETBALL * Teams who register for the fall softball leagues Course Code 9357 SPRING/ Sundays beginning 6/12/22 Game Times 12:00 – 9:30 pm should pick up their team packets starting Friday, April 1st between 10:00 am and 9:00 SUMMER 2022 pm or before their first scheduled game at the City of Laurel Community Centers Robert J. DiPietro Community Center located at Franchise Fee: $550.00 7901 Cypress Street. BASKETBALL (MEN’S) * Teams who register for the Spring/Summer Registration Ends 6/3/22 * Basketball League will receive their scheduled SOFTBALL (WOMEN’S) RECREATIONAL MEN’S starting times for Sunday, June 12th games via Registration Ends 3/25/22 * 5 on 5 BASKETBALL email to team managers. Team packets and RECREATIONAL WOMEN’S Course Code 9356 schedules will be distributed the first night of SOFTBALL play on Sunday, June 12th. Course Code 9362 Sundays beginning 6/12/22 Game Times 12:00 – 9:30 pm Game Times 6:30 – 9:30 pm City of Laurel Community Centers SOFTBALL (COED) Thursdays beginning 4/7/22 Registration Ends 3/25/22 * Franchise Fee: $550.00 Franchise Fee: $550 per team RECREATIONAL COED * Teams who register for the fall softball leagues * Teams who register for the Spring/Summer Basketball League will receive their scheduled SOFTBALL should pick up their team packets starting starting times for Sunday, June 12th games via Course Code 9359 (Mondays) Friday, April 1 between 10:00 am and 9:00 pm or email to team managers. Team packets and Mondays beginning 4/4/22 before their first scheduled game at the Robert schedules will be distributed the first night of Game Times 6:30 – 9:30 pm J. DiPietro Community Center located at 7901 play on Sunday, June 12th. Franchise Fee: $550.00 per team Cypress Street. ADDITIONAL LEAGUE INFORMATION QUESTIONS? • All players must be 18 years or older. • The city reserves the right to use photographs of Department programs. E-mail the league commissioner: • All players participate at their own risk. shehir-keys@laurel.md.us Extended registration will be determined on a league to league basis. Call (301) 497-0300 for registration availability or for further information. 17
LAUREL HELPING HANDS KEY LAAMCC – Laurel Armory Anderson-Murphy Community Center R – City Resident, NR – Non Resident LAUREL HELPING HANDS Youth Services Bureau Strengthening Families, Helping Youth Thrive. We Provide INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY SUBSTANCE USE ASSESSMENT COUNSELING This program is in partnership with the Our counselors work with children, Safe And Drug Free Schools program and teens, adults, and families on a wide for PGCPS students who are in violation variety of issues e.g., parenting, family of school drug policies. Students are conflict, divorce/separation, relationship assessed for the level of substance use difficulties, anger management, anxiety, and the impact on their lives. We also depression, grief and loss, personal explore the reasons behind the substance growth etc. use and provide recommendations and referrals for further treatment if necessary. GROUP COUNSELING Our counseling and psycho-educational FEES groups teach skills like impulse-control, • Crisis Intervention, Information and The last year-and-a-half has taken anger management, parenting and Referral services are free. a heavy toll on all of us, adult, communication. • Substance Use Assessments are $15 per session. A 2-session minimum is and children alike. We have all CRISIS INTERVENTION required by PGCPS. weathered some challenges well Sudden changes e.g., job loss, death etc. • Individual & Family Counseling – We can cause us to feel lost, even suicidal, accept CareFirst insurance. We also but may still be struggling to find and make it difficult for us to function in offer a generous sliding scale based our footing in other areas. Your our lives. Our counselors can work with on household income and number of Laurel Helping Hands counselors you to develop a short-term plan and members that starts at $1 per session. connect you with resources so you can are here to help you deal with the get your life back on track. HOURS emotional challenges that you or Monday & Wednesday: 12:00-9:00 pm INFORMATION AND Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 9:00 am-5:00 pm your family members may still be REFERRAL SERVICES We offer both in-person and virtual facing. We serve residents of the And when you need more than we sessions. City of Laurel and surrounding can provide, we help you identify the best type of service for your needs and Prince George’s County connect you to available resources. communities. For more information about our program or to request service, email LHH@laurel.md.us, call 240-294-1304 or stop by The Armory at 422 Montgomery Street. We have Spanish-speaking counselors. 18
SENIOR PROGRAMS TRIPS, TRAVELS & TOURS City of Laurel Department of Parks and Recreation Division of Senior Services trips will leave from the Robert J. DiPietro Community Center at 7901 Cypress Street, Laurel, MD. If you require additional transportation to and from the drop off point, register as a van rider with the department. The fee is $30 for the year for curb-to-curb transportation within the city. Another option is to pay the $3 pick-up & return per trip fee. This will get you to the RJDCC and home again. Additional Funding Provided by M-NCCPC If interested please sign up at least 2 weeks prior to the event or trip date. TUE JAN 4 ARUNDEL MILLS MALL, MD Course #9329, $10.00 Depart 10:00 am Senior Service Transportation Let’s shop or visit the Casino. Please limit yourself to two bags, one to place 301-323-8096 at your feet and one in your lap. Remember that if you have transportation questions, after 12:00 THU JAN 6 noon Monday–Friday, evenings and TANGER OUTLETS weekends, please call 301-725-8088 NATIONAL HARBOR, MD Course #9330, $10.00 Programs and Classes at Depart 10:00 am Various Locations in Laurel MGM or Waterfront shops. Please limit yourself to two bags, one to place at The City of Laurel Department of Parks and your feet and one in your lap. Recreation Division of Senior Services provide recreational leisure opportunities at multiple locations within the City of Laurel. We are here MON JAN 10 MON JAN 10 to serve seniors fifty-five and older as well MD CITY DROP OFF, MD BLUE MONDAY BLUES, DC as disabled adults. Please call 301-776-6168 Course #9328, $5.00 Course #9379, $10.00 with questions and for more information. Depart 12:00 pm Depart 4:00 pm Senior Services Office is in the Laurel Armory We will drop you off at one of the Join us as we jam to local artist displaying Anderson Murphy Community Center. You can following: T.J. Maxx, Target, Kohl’s, or their musical talents that will touch your register for all of our programs at the Laurel Walmart, and return to pick you up in 2 soul. Dine on your own in the café. Armory or Robert J. DiPietro Community. If hours. Please limit your purchases to interested, please sign up at least two weeks prior to the event or trip. two bags. WED JAN 12 TEATIME AT THE CABANA Course #9382, $15.00 SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAMS Event Start Time 1:00 pm Enjoy a delicious cup of tea, great (301) 776-6168 Administration conversation, and a variety of (301) 323-8096 Transportation refreshments at the Cabana (301) 725-8088 Trip Hotline seniors@laurel.md.us 422 Montgomery Street Laurel, MD 20707 19
STANDARD PRESORT US POSTAGE City of Laurel PAID Department of Parks PERMIT NO. 915 and Recreation FREDERICK, MD Laurel Municipal Center 8103 Sandy Spring Road Laurel, MD 20707 ECRWSS POSTAL CUSTOMER Do you have a program idea or an interest in learning more about the broadcast industry? The City of Laurel has a local Public Access Channel, Laurel TV, airing on Verizon FiOS and Comcast. Its purpose is to keep residents, business owners and visitors informed about all things Laurel. The station relies heavily on Volunteers in the community to shoot and edit stories on local events. Laurel TV offers training in photography and editing and has television equipment the community can borrow to shoot their own programs once they have gone through the proper training. Laurel TV also airs all government meetings. Community event notices are broadcast on the station's bulletin board, in English and now in Spanish too. Comcast Channel SD 71 Comcast Channel HD 996 Verizon FiOS Channel 12 info@Laureltv.org or call 301-725-5300 x2110
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