Sunderland News

Longtime Calvert County educator and historian Russell Costley spoke about his time in the public school system when Calvert County schools were integrated in 1966.

A Sunderland man died as the result of the injuries he sustained in a three-vehicle crash Saturday shortly before 1 p.m. on Route 2 in Sunderland.

As the tomato season comes to a close "The Three Amigos" display their successful summer crop.

A Dunkirk man accused of harassing one Calvert County commissioner and threatening another via a mailed package that included parts of a dead vulture entered an Alford plea to one of the charges and a guilty plea to the other on July 21, according to court documents.

Shaquita Claggett, 8, of Sunderland got an American flag painted on her face Saturday at Traders Seafood, Steak and Ale in Chesapeake Beach during the restaurant's pre-fireworks party for young and old.

Calvert High School graduate Thomas Grochowski plays the National Anthem on his guitar at the school's commencement ceremony last Wednesday.

About 25 employees at Sunderland Elementary School received notice that their employment may not be guaranteed next year.

A man claiming to have lost his wife, job, farm and driver's license when he was arrested for armed robbery of a liquor store last December pleaded guilty to the robbery in court last week.

Along with wine and craftspeople enjoyed music from Bill Resnick and Friends Saturday at the second annual CalvArt Wine & Arts Fest at All Saints' Parish in Sunderland.

The Port Tobacco Players' production opens at 8 p.m. May 8 and continues through May 24.

Three comedians will perform at 8 p.m. May 2 at Solomons Volunteer Rescue Squad and Fire Department, 13150 HG Trueman Road, Solomons.

Greg DeStefano, 16, of Chesapeake Beach and fellow Jesus the Divine Word Catholic Church members remove layers of wallpaper from a Sunderland kitchen Saturday to prepare for painting during the annual Christmas in April program.