Local real estate experts serving Anne Arundel County

The Scott Smolen Team at RE/MAX Leading Edge

The Scott Smolen Team at RE/MAX Leading Edge is a trusted residential real estate team serving Anne Arundel County with a strong focus on communities such as Odenton, Crofton, Gambrills, Severn, Piney Orchard, and the surrounding areas. Led by Scott Smolen, a highly experienced local real estate professional with nearly 30 years in the business, the team is known for combining deep market knowledge, skilled negotiation, and a high level of personal service to help buyers and sellers make confident real estate decisions. The Scott Smolen Team works with home sellers, homebuyers, relocating families, military buyers and sellers, and clients moving to or from the Fort Meade area. Their approach is centered on clear communication, honest guidance, strong marketing, and a commitment to delivering results. For sellers, the team provides strategic pricing, professional marketing, digital exposure, and tailored guidance designed to maximize value and attract serious buyers. For buyers, they offer local insight, neighborhood expertise, market education, and hands-on support throughout every step of the home search and purchase process. Known for professionalism, responsiveness, and local expertise, The Scott Smolen Team has built a reputation for helping clients navigate the Maryland real estate market with confidence. Their knowledge of local neighborhoods, schools, commuting options, market trends, and community amenities allows them to provide meaningful advice that goes beyond a basic home search. Whether a client is purchasing a first home, upgrading, downsizing, relocating, or preparing to sell a longtime property, the team focuses on making the process as smooth and successful as possible. The Scott Smolen Team at RE/MAX Leading Edge continues to be a go-to resource for real estate in Anne Arundel County and the Fort Meade area. Their mission is simple: provide expert guidance, exceptional service, and real results for every client they serve.

Anne Arundel County

Gaby Arancibia

Baltimore Metropolitan Area

Odenton-Severn

Maryland

The Scott Smolen Team at RE/MAX Leading Edge is a trusted residential real estate team serving Anne Arundel County with a strong focus on...

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Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks

Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks serves millions of residents and visitors annually through a wide variety of services and programs. Its primary focus is to provide comprehensive recreational programs for residents and safeguard valuable land through the maintenance and management of over 160 parks and natural areas. The department manages specialized recreational facilities, including two swim centers, two golf courses, three ice rinks, a baseball stadium, a softball complex, and programs tailored to diverse needs ranging from school-age childcare to adaptive recreation. It also cares for thousands of acres of land, encompassing community parks, greenways, archaeological sites, environmental and historical preserves, and large regional parks spanning several hundred acres. Its mission is to create opportunities that allow individuals to enjoy life, explore nature, and restore their health and well-being. Engage on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn, and stay connected through our weekly newsletter for the latest updates and information.

Annapolis

Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks serves millions of residents and visitors annually through a wide variety of services and programs. Its...

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AA Repairs And Replacements

Fully Licensed and Insured State Of Maryland General Contractor specialized in Roofing, Siding , Windows, Carpentry, Deck and Patios , Gutter Works repair and full replacements Please call 301 429 9285 (main landline) for free estimate.

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OraCore Dental

Trusted Family Dentist in Odenton, led by Dr. Geon Nam, offering gentle, modern dental care for patients of all ages. We provide preventative cleanings, restorative dentistry, cosmetic services, and emergency care tailored to each individual’s needs. We proudly serve families throughout Odenton and nearby communities with a patient-first approach focused on comfort, transparency, and long-term oral health. Our team is committed to helping every patient feel heard, supported, and confident in their smile. Ready for a healthier smile? Schedule your next visit today and experience dentistry that puts your comfort and care first

Trusted Family Dentist in Odenton, led by Dr. Geon Nam, offering gentle, modern dental care for patients of all ages. We provide preventative...

Bringing Trusted Care Back To The Former Pet+ER Location

VivaVets Animal Hospital

Urgent Care Returns to Former Pet+ER Location: VivaVets Animal Hospital Now Open Bridging the gap between your family vet and the ER with Sunday hours, same day appointments available, and transparent pricing for Columbia pets. VivaVets Animal Hospital has officially launched in the iconic facility, but with a new mission. Founded by Dr. Kanwal Sharma, VivaVets is an independent, veterinarian-owned practice specializing in Veterinary Urgent Care and Lifestyle Medicine. The "Middle Ground" Your Pet Needs Most pet owners know the frustration of a Friday night ear infection or a Sunday morning paw injury. Your regular vet is closed, but the 24/7 Emergency Room warns of a six-hour wait and a four-figure bill. VivaVets was built to solve this exact problem. By focusing on "urgent but stable" cases—such as minor wounds, toxins, vomiting, and infections—VivaVets offers a faster, more affordable alternative to the traditional ER. What to Expect: • Sunday Availability: Open 10 AM – 8 PM (Closed Wed/Sat) • Same Day Appointments: No long wait hours for urgent care needs. • ER Technology, Local Feel: Advanced in-house diagnostics, state of the art digital X-rays, and ultrasound paired with a warm, independent clinic atmosphere. • Specialty Care: The hospital hosts in-person cardiology clinics every other Friday, eliminating the need for long-distance specialty travel for Howard County residents. • Lifestyle and Lifestage Medicine &amp; Beyond: In addition to urgent care, VivaVets offers life-stage plans to keep your pets healthy from puppyhood through their senior years. "We aren't just a clinic in a building; we are a part of this neighborhood," says Dr. Sharma. "We wanted to bring trusted, timely care back to this location so that pet parents never have to choose between their schedule and their pet's health." Visit VivaVets Today! VivaVets is now accepting new patients. Whether you need a wellness checkup or immediate care for a sick pet, the team is ready to help.

Howard County

Kristin Danley-Greiner

Columbia

Urgent Care Returns to Former Pet+ER Location: VivaVets Animal Hospital Now Open Bridging the gap between your family vet and the ER with Sunday...

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August Rose Health Center

At August Rose Health Center, your mental health truly matters. Our licensed clinicians provide therapy, medication management, and psychiatric rehabilitation services for children, teens, and adults — both in-person in Glen Burnie and through telehealth across Maryland. We offer next-day appointments, accept Medicaid insurance, and provide compassionate, culturally aware care for every client we serve.

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A spirited crowd of soldiers, sailors and others from the Fort Meade community came out Thursday for the 12th annual Army-Navy flag football game. The Army team, made up of military police officers on base, appeared unfazed by a muddy field and topped the Navy athletes, 26-0. Staff Sgt. Marty Hunt, a military police officer, was named MVP. The game serves as a warmup to the big Army-Navy football game on Saturday, to be played at FedEx Field in Landover. "What you see around you is real community, regardless of service, regardless of fence lines," Installation Commander Col. Edward Rothstein said. "The tradition of Army-Navy football has been going on for a long, long time. The upcoming game on Saturday, this is just a great precursor to that." Rothstein had predicted a 36-0 win for Army, so he wasn't too far off. The West Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce raised money and organized a tailgate for the game. Earlier Thursday, soldiers and sailors performed lighthearted "vandalism" of garrison offices and some residences to show their team spirit. "I imagine it was all in good fun, but I've got some military police trying to figure it out," Rothstein joked. The commander predicted a 24-18 win by Army over Navy Saturday. Navy has won the last nine contests between the two teams, with Army last winning in 2001.

A spirited crowd of soldiers, sailors and others from the Fort Meade community came out Thursday for the 12th annual Army-Navy flag football game.

The Army team, made up of military police officers on base, appeared unfazed by a muddy field and topped the Navy athletes, 26-0. Staff Sgt. Marty Hunt, a military police officer, was named MVP.

The game serves as a warmup to the big Army-Navy football game on Saturday, to be played at FedEx Field in Landover. "What you see around you is real community, regardless of service, regardless of fence lines," Installation Commander Col. Edward Rothstein said. "The tradition of Army-Navy football has been going on for a long, long time. The upcoming game on Saturday, this is just a great precursor to that."

Rothstein had predicted a 36-0 win for Army, so he wasn't too far off. The West Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce raised money and organized a tailgate for the game.

Earlier Thursday, soldiers and sailors performed lighthearted "vandalism" of garrison offices and some residences to show their team spirit. "I imagine it was all in good fun, but I've got some military police trying to figure it out," Rothstein joked.

The commander predicted a 24-18 win by Army over Navy Saturday. Navy has won the last nine contests between the two teams, with Army last winning in 2001.

Army topped Navy 26-0 in the 12th edition of the flag football game at Fort Meade.