I began editing Wikipedia on October 26, 2006, and exceeded 121,000 edits in November 2024.
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Articles started
editIn simple alphabetical order, articles I've started include:
- 2016 Honolulu mayoral election
- 2016 Pennsylvania Senate election
- 2016 Pennsylvania state elections
- 2020 Pennsylvania Senate election
- 2022 Arkansas elections
- Adam Schnelting
- Bart Korman
- Brent Ashabranner
- Charles H. Stanley
- Charles Robinson (Arkansas politician)
- Chesterfield Mall
- Chris Gebhard
- Clarence Moore (businessman)
- Crossroads (quartet)
- Dave Arnold (politician)
- Dennis Milligan
- Elijah Thurmon
- First Ladies of Maryland
- First Ladies of Missouri
- First Ladies of Pennsylvania
- Forefront (quartet)
- Fort Zumwalt East High School
- Fort Zumwalt North High School
- Four Bettys
- Instant Classic
- Ivy Hill Cemetery (Maryland)
- James Butler (grocer)
- Jeanne Dorsey Mandel
- Jeff Porter (politician)
- Jesse K. Hines
- Joe Pittman (politician)
- John Calder Brennan
- John C. Wobensmith
- John P. McDonough (politician)
- John Thurston (politician)
- Justin Hill (politician)
- Kurt Bahr
- Laurel Branch Library
- Laurel Mall (Pennsylvania)
- Laurel Museum
- List of mayors of Greenville, South Carolina
- List of mayors of Laurel, Maryland
- List of Missouri state high school baseball champions
- List of Sweet Adelines International quartet champions by year
- List of performers at the York Fair
- Mahlon Haines
- Mark Matthiesen
- Martini (quartet)
- Maryland Route 216
- Masterpiece (quartet)
- MAXX Factor
- Maya Angelou Academy
- Meet the Peetes (views)
- Moxie Ladies
- Musical Island Boys
- Ocean Pointe, Hawaii
- Old School (quartet)
- Patricia Donoho Hughes
- Ron Hicks
- Russett, Maryland
- SALT (quartet)
- Siegmund Klein
- Storm Front (quartet)
- Template:Carter G. Woodson Book Award winners
- Template:Daytime Emmy Award Lifetime Achievement
- Template:Hallmark Channel
- Template:USCongRep/MD/116
- The Gardens Ice House
- The Ready Room
- Tom Hannegan
- Tommy Land
- Tony Lovasco
- Towne Centre at Laurel
- Villa Montezuma
- William B. Clagett
- Zing (quartet)
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Other articles
editAlso in simple alphabetical order, some other articles to which I've added significant content or improvements:
- Arthur Pue Gorman
- Bill Workman
- Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction
- Bobby Van
- Central Maryland Regional Transit
- Charlie Robertson (mayor)
- David Alcos
- Department 56
- Ellen Sauerbrey
- Finest Hour (quartet)
- Fort Zumwalt Park
- Frances Hughes Glendening
- Glenalvin Goodridge
- Harold's
- Isaac W. Carpenter Jr.
- Jon Witman
- Kendel Ehrlich
- Lawrence Waldemar Tonner
- Larry Hogan
- Laurel, Maryland
- Lawrence Hogan
- List of Missouri University of Science and Technology alumni
- McCormick & Company
- Oliver Dean
- Ralph Hills
- Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith
- Robinson Nature Center
- Ruth U. Keeton
- Springettsbury Township, Pennsylvania
- Spurrier's Tavern
- The Art Institute of York – Pennsylvania
- Tim Waurick
- Tony Arnerich
- University of Maryland Laurel Medical Center
- Wayne Schafer
- William W. Gullett
- Yumi Hogan
Digital photography
editA digital photo of mine linked here was chosen for inclusion on the Encyclopædia Britannica's web site and associated Kids edition.
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