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Leonardtown Barrack Chief Climbs Police Ranks
Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, July 6, 2008; Page SM03 The Calvert County resident who commanded the Maryland State Police Leonardtown barrack for nearly six years was promoted Tuesday to commander of ...
Town restaurant's switch begins as court hearing ends
The transition of a restaurant on Leonardtown's square from Linda's Cafe to one tentatively called Ye Olde Town Cafe began Tuesday, hours after a hearing on civil litigation between the building's owner and a ...
Leah's House shelter struggles to keep up with rising demand
The Rev. Marguerite Morris says that the challenges have been huge recently for Leah's House, a women's and children's shelter that she founded.
Australian viticulturist Matthew Munzberg, left, and Richard Fuller, a member of the Port of Leonardtown Winery board of directors, check out grapes grown on the Woods' farm in Mechanicsville last week.
Greta Hartman, a project engineer with the Maryland State Highway Administration, explains ongoing improvements to the sidewalks and medians of Washington Street and eventually Fenwick Street in Leonardtown ...
Land plan meetings set for July
Community meetings have been scheduled to discuss the St. Mary's comprehensive plan, which was adopted in 2002.
When lights are low, bands get ready to show
Concerts will be held at the Leonardtown campus of the College of Southern Maryland on Tuesdays, on the La Plata campus on Wednesdays and Thursdays on the Prince Frederick campus.
The St. Mary's County Health Department and St. Mary's Animal Welfare League offer low-cost rabies vaccination clinics for pets on the second Monday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m. near the 4-H building at the ...
Consolidation in Government; Innovation in Energy
A few weeks ago, the St. Mary's Board of County Commissioners reviewed changes to the plumbing code.
Photos: Fort Eustis barracks named for soldier killed in Iraq
Army Spec. Raymond J. Faulstich Jr. never made it home after being fatally wounded during an insurgent attack in Iraq on Aug.
Coles Point Tavern: This bar over top of Maryland waters at the Virginia shoreline has a St.
Grapevines growing, but co-op winery has still to take root
The vines are growing and the members of the Southern Maryland Winery Cooperative are ready to get a winery under way in Leonardtown.
Meeting for waterfront owners set Starting July 1, several new regulations go into effect concerning the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area, areas within 1,000 feet of tidal waters.
Annual crab festival moves to fairgrounds
The Leonardtown Lions Club will sponsor the 23rd Annual St. Mary's County Crab Festival on June 8 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the St.
North End Gallery talk to focus on antique roses
The North End Gallery presents ''Heritage Gardens," a new art exhibit, to run from June 3 through July 27.
400 graduates celebrate CSM's commencement
Waiting to march in the College of Southern Maryland's graduation ceremony Thursday were Arica Reid from Charles County, left, Chanelle Wilson from Prince George's County and Vito Ferrara from St.
Stiff Richard to play at Cryer's Back Road Inn
Jen Buchman, drummer, for Stiff Richard. If you go Stiff Richard will be playing May 31 at Cryer's Inn 'Back Road,' 22094 Newtowne Neck Road, Leonardtown.
Centuries of local history condensed into two rooms
Pat McGarry, coordinator of the Southern MarylandStudies Center, holds areproduction of a poster that encouraged people to come work at the Indian Head ''powderfactory" during World War II.
Students sent off to college with aid of local scholarships
Mistead Sai, right, thanks his parents while giving a speech after receiving a scholarship from Rev.
Chamber of commerce recognizes St. Mary's success stories
St. Mary's County Chamber of Commerce honorees, top left, Tom Waring, owner of Cherry Cove Hospitality in Lexington Park, Ray Wernecke, chief operating officer of Cherry Cove Hospitality, Pritzi Klear and Kerry ...