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Hammad Matin, candidate for state's attorney in Charles County, left, talks with orphans court Judge Frank Lancaster as Ken Robinson and Marie Lancaster listen during Matin's recent fundraiser at a Port Tobacco tavern.
Calvert County Commissioner candidate Kimberly Mackall, right, talks with friends and fellow churchgoers Stacey Jones, left, Paula Taylor and Koryn Parran, 9, Sunday after church at Greater Mount Zion Church in Barstow.
Maryland Department of Human Resources is seeking comment on the possibility of revising the child support guidelines in Maryland.
Heritage of freedom meets open road
St. Ignatius Church on Chapel Point Road near Port Tobacco is one of several historic landmarks that are on the 139-mile Religious Freedom Scenic Byway that winds through Charles and St.
Mrs. Manningham , left, tries to convince her husband she is not insane in "Angel Street," the Victorian thriller.
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'Am I Ever Going to Be Loved Again?'
Ferris Butler, a 28-year-old platoon leader and ninth-generation serviceman, was closing in on his sixth month in Iraq when his armored vehicle rolled over a hidden explosive, catapulting the 17,000-pound truck into the air above the dusty road. Moments later, in the Yousefia twilight four days before Christmas 2006, he would look down to see his legs shattered, his feet mangled and bloody.
Capt. Butler was flown from medical centers in Iraq to Germany and finally to Walter Reed, where doctors operated on his lower limbs, offered the relief of pain medication, and didn't answer when the soldier asked whether he was going to lose his legs.
Students get up close and personal with environment
Ken Hastings, a member of the Port Tobacco River Conservancy, shows Benjamin Stoddard students William Bonilla, left, Nicholas Williams, Kreig Wiggins and Kyree Earles a gizzard shad caught with a seine net last week.
Lives of first county residents are highlighted
Port Tobacco resident Mark Posey, a junior at St. Mary's College of Maryland, takes a break from working on a display of local artifacts that are featured in an archaeological exhibit in the lobby of the county government building in La Plata.
Chesapeake Bay boaters who know how, when and where to go after quality striped bass are beginning to salivate in anticipation of the arrival of ocean rockfish -- and that's where the fun begins.
Celebrate public lands at Stone site
Thomas Stone's birthplace, Habre deVenture, in Port Tobacco will host special events on Saturday as part of National Public Lands Day.
Tri-County Council for Southern Maryland will meet at 7 p.m. Sept. 17 at the Jaycees center, 3090 Crain Highway, Waldorf.
Outdoors: Ups and downs of crabbing
Licensed commercial crabber Mike Roselle arrived at Charles County's Goose Bay Marina long before any local rooster entertained thoughts of waking up the neighborhood.
Engaged in December at the White House, Laura Sauriol and Ferris Butler are planning an Oct.
Raw, natural theater lends itself to modern plays
Angel Cruz' public defender, Mary Jane Hanrahan , is young yet already burned out.
Matin announces he plans to run for state's attorney
A local attorney and former county prosecutor on Wednesday announced he is entering his name in the running for state's attorney, the second candidate to make a bid for the post held for 20 years by Leonard C. Collins Jr.
Open Space funding will allow facilities consolidation
Charles County is set to receive some state open space funding that will be used to merge the county's parks and recreation division into one building on Radio Station Road in La Plata.
At right, Phil Angle of the Port Tobacco River Conservancy shows a rain barrel to customers outside the True Value Hardware store in La Plata on Saturday.
Police, communities ready for Night Out
National Night Out against Crime celebrations Neighborhood Time of event Location Washington Square Shop 6:30-9 p.m. Washington Avenue, near SHA Arundel Hills 7-9 p.m. Across from Civista La Plata Manor Apartments 5-7 p.m. at the complex Charles County Nursing and Rehab 6-8 p.m. off Route 488 Kings Grant 6-9 p.m. off Route 488 Hickory Ridge ...
At right, Phil Angle of the Port Tobacco River Conservancy shows a rain barrel to customers outside the True Value Hardware store in La Plata on Saturday.
Genevieve Hayes, a member of Hyman's crew, removes rubber bands from Tonii Caputi's hair following a show.
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