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Matt Mangano

Matt Mangano, Features Editor

Matt Mangano is senior at SPHS. It is his second year working on the Talon as the features editor. When he is not working on the Talon, Mangano is the Vice President for the class of 2020.  He also enjoys having bonfires with his friends and supporting local small businesses.

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After two school buildings and a pandemic, the class of 2020 is finally leaving SPHS. This historical class was the last to arrive at the building that used to stand at 60 Robinson Road, and now leaves in a time of uncertainty. To all seniors reading this I say, I’m sorry. This is the worst.

A Letter to my Friends

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
May 21, 2020
Boats are staying tied up to their moorings this spring. Governor Hogan’s stay at home order banned recreational boating and frustrated boaters across the state. “The amount of times I have had to pass up a boat ride when the river was glass is disgusting,” junior Holden Tatem said.

Ban on Boating

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
April 24, 2020
Donut Shack has reopened and citizens of Severna Park are eager to sink their teeth into the delicious treats. The grand reopening was a huge success for the business. “I waited in line for over 40 minutes,” Stephanie Brenneman said.

The Shack is Back

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
March 9, 2020
Jam Land!

Jam Land!

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
November 14, 2019
The King of the Jungle, and of the Smithsonian National Zoo, the majestic lion rules everywhere she goes. Despite being so naturally feared, they are still in danger. Lions are preserved in the zoo and actually live longer than when they are left in the wild.

A Trip to the Zoo

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
October 17, 2019
The new chicken sandwich at Popeye’s has been the hottest trend of this summer, but is it worth all the hype?

Popeye’s Chicken Sandwich Review

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
September 3, 2019
Juniors Michael Frank, Alex Miller, Mikey Moreale, Tommy Gray, Robby Kershaw and Garrett Whitaker at Sunday in the Country. The concert happens every year and is hosted by 93.1 WPOC. “I go for the music- there’s a great atmosphere,” Frank said.

Local Concerts

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
June 13, 2019
Senior Bobby Davids patrols the Severn River as a lifeguard at Round Bay Main Beach. He maintained a confident and positive attitude all summer and made a bond with the recurring swimmers. “I do it for the kids who just want to love the water as much as I do,” Davids said.

Bobby Davids: The Epitome of Summer

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
April 30, 2019
The staff of the Talon waits for the subway to go to Columbia University. They rode the subway many times in the fashion of true New Yorkers.“It was really cool to feel like a true New Yorker” junior Colin DeFeo said.

Talon Takes New York City

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
April 5, 2019
Last year on February 14, the deadliest shooting at a high school in the United States took place in Parkland, FL. at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. This tragedy has been seen as a turning point for gun regulations across the country, but concerns of another disaster still loom. “I think a school shooting is a real possibility,” senior Zachary Binnix said.

One Year Later

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
February 14, 2019
The Falcons plays defense on an attack by the Bruins. Broadneck only had 13 shots on goal, showing the domination of Severna Park.

Severna Park vs. Broadneck Ice Hockey

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
January 9, 2019
Cross Country Wins States

Cross Country Wins States

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
November 16, 2018
“I wanted to ask her in a funny way, and I think I did just that,” Kershaw said. Photo courtesy of Robby Kershaw.

Homecoming Proposals

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
October 19, 2018
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