Susan Jenkins
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About Susan
Email susan@patch.com
Phone 410-419-3338
Birthday Nov. 11
Bio
Susan is an associate regional editor in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and manages nine Patch sites. She was the founding editor of Annapolis Patch (then called Greater Annapolis Patch) that launched in September 2010 as the first site in the county.
Prior to joining Patch, she worked for The Washington Times newspaper and locally as the editor of Chesapeake Family magazine. Susan has a master's degree in journalism from American University and a bachelor's degree in speech communication from George Mason University.
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Anne Arundel Mug Shots Gallery: May 11-17
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Anne Arundel Mug Shots Gallery: May 4-10
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Anne Arundel Mug Shots Gallery: April 20 - May 3
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to County Executive Laura Neuman Announces Opening of 2013 Artists Without Limits Art Exhibit
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to County Executive Laura Neuman Honors Foster Grandparent Program Volunteers
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Anne Arundel Mug Shots Gallery: April 13-19
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Tornado Watch in Effect Friday for Anne Arundel
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Anne Arundel Mug Shots Gallery: March 30-April 12
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Anne Arundel Mug Shots Gallery: March 23-29
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Annapolis Calendar: March 2013
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Police Identify Anne Arundel Women in Suspicious Death
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Did You See a Fireball in the Sky Over Anne Arundel?
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Jacob's Ride To Help Others With Hearing Loss
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Where Do You Like to Eat in Annapolis?
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Key Obezags Advance in National Mascot Contest
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Anne Arundel Mug Shots Gallery: March 16-22
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to LIVE: Annapolis Police Tweets Virtual Ride-Along
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Anne Arundel Mom Remembers Her Marine Son
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to How Healthy is Anne Arundel County?
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Check Out ArtFest at Maryland Hall in Annapolis
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to 10 Years After Start of Iraq War, County Still Feels Effects of Casualties
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Providence Center Receives Grant for Smart Boards
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Hillsmere Elementary To Host 5K on Saturday
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to Chesapeake Bay Roasting Co. Partners with Chesapeake Bay Trust
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Susan Jenkins added a photo to UPDATE: 7 Students Charged in Annapolis High Incident
The Board
John Thomas
10:15 am on Friday, January 27, 2012
Hi. are you Leslie Hunt's boss ? Glad to see that you stepped in to close the hanging in SP story. I dont understand why the headline could not be changed from hanging to suicide.
Laurie Sharp
7:31 am on Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Great article on volunteer opportunities for teens! You might be interested in what promises to be a fascinating inside view of the Juvenile Justice System in Anne Arundel County. Master Cynthia Ferris will discuss the philosophy of our juvenile justice system, common myths about the system, the demographics of the children she sees and how they have changed during her time on the bench, disturbing new trends and of particular interest, the types of measures she feels may get to the root of the problem.
This event is hosted by Anne Arundel Women Giving Together -- a women's giving circle -- and will be held on Wednesday, October 12 from 8:00AM to 9:30AM in room 308 at Maryland Hall. You can register online at www.givingtogether.com under "Upcoming Events". This educational session is free and open to the public. Hope to see you there!
Best,
Laurie Sharp
Vice President
Anne Arundel Women Giving Together
giving@givingtogether.org
givingtogether.org
Joe Van Deuren
8:39 am on Monday, November 22, 2010
Susan,
I want to see if we can get some help from our community to provide gift cards for the teen foster children in the county. Balanced Life Skills and Indian Creek School have joined forces this holiday season with the Dept. of Human Services and Foster Families org. to provide Christmas gifts for the foster kids. Our real push now is gift cards for the teens of which there are about 110 teens from 13 - 20 years of age.
Here is a link to our site and more information: http://www.balancedlifeskills.com/home/2010/11/18/a-call-for-help-this-christmas.html
Thank you for any help you may be able to give. PS. I love the Patch concept!!