Sub-freezing temperatures greeted the benevolent souls who showed up Saturday for the annual Dip at the Dock in Edgemere.
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- Marge Neal
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Sunday, January 27
The third annual Dip at the Dock took place Saturday at Dock of the Bay restaurant in Edgemere. Six area Ravens Roosts organized the fundraiser that involves taking a swim in the frigid January waters of the Chesapeake Bay. More than $32,000 was raised in the first two years of the event, with all proceeds going to Maryland Special Olympics. Did you participate in Dip at the Dock? Add your photos and video clips to this gallery by clicking on the "upload photos and videos" button. Polar Bear Plunge photos are also welcome!
Six Ravens Roosts will raise money for charity in Saturday's Dip at the Dock in Millers Island.
- VOLUNTEERS IN THE NEWS
- Marge Neal
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Friday, January 25
It's that time of year again when crazy folks are gearing up to dip, dunk, jump, plunge and otherwise throw themselves into frigidly cold water, all in the name of charity. On Saturday, the same day that thousands of people will descend upon Sandy Point State Park to raise money for Special Olympics of Maryland, a local collaboration of six Ravens Roosts will be carrying out their own version of the now famous fundraiser in Millers Island. The third annual Dip at the Dock will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Dock of the Bay restaurant. The six roosts plan to make a day-long party out of the event, with breakfast, a bull roast and games of chance in addition to the outdoor dipping, which is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. While Dock of the …
