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Woman reported robbery
LEXINGTON PARK (Dec 1, 2006)--- A black
male dressed all in black, with a black scarf around his face is
reported to have robbed a woman getting out of her car at an
apartment on Great Mills Road just after midnight. The man
may have been armed with a gun.
Record Buck
taken in Charles County
A new state record buck was taken by Bill
Crutchfield, Jr. of Charles County near his home in Newburg,
Maryland. |
Pedestrian hit on Golden Beach Road was struck by hit and
run driver, four days later, St. Mary's Sheriff's Dept. still
has yet to release a description of the vehicle...
This scene from Sunday shows patient being
treated at the scene on Golden Beach Road prior to being flown
to a trauma center. Photo courtesy of Mechanicsville VFD
St. Mary's Commissioners Likely to Block Land Use,
METCOM Proposals
details
Editorial: if
we are winning the war in Iraq |
| Are they 1/16 Latin
American Indian, 1/28th Mexican or...just maybe...a Native
American (Injun)... is someone is an American? Not when it
comes to counting noses for the census....story |
Bureaucratic delays of more than six months
finally ended with start of Family Violence Coordinating
Council. This high powered group included Circuit Court
Judge Karen Abrams, left, District Court Judge John Slade,
incoming St. Mary's Sheriff Tim Cameron and Sue Sabo, Human
Resources Director for St. Mary's County. Others
include State Police Barrack Commander Lt. Brian Cedar, Rena
Harding, John Helldorfer, Laura Joyce, Lanny Lancaster, Kathleen
Lyon, Kathleen O'Brien of the Walden Drug Counseling Center was
elected the chairman. Ella Mae Russell, Elizabeth
Schaeffer and Assistant States Attorney James Tanavage are also
members. They will meet monthly and were formed in the
wake of the murders of two women killed by men in St. Mary's.
One woman was pregnant. O'Brien told ST. MARY'S TODAY that
the group may not be able to stop a murder but "we will do our
best to try".
ST. MARY'S TODAY photo by Ahmar Khan |
Military Jet
Crashes in California
F-18 Marine jet at Miramar down....pilot
ejected as plane went down, pilot safe.
details
Bandit Robs McDonalds
Charlotte Hall
(Nov. 30 1:15 am) Black male wearing
a black hood, pushed employee down, indicated knowledge of the
store... police were called to this latest Christmas Robbing
Visit by local hoodlums....possible weapon, bandit is a short
story, about 5'8" tall....fled towards Charlotte Hall motel on
foot....
The Battle for the Hispanic Vote
By John Zogby
Is Christmas Really Under Attack?
An exploration of
what this alleged holy war on Christian holiday season really
means:
by guest columnist Dave Vaughan of Leonardtown
Bridge back up, shown here on Rt. 235...traffic waiting to pass
over the Gov. Thomas Johnson Bridge is backed up each day for
about 4 miles, no wrecks were on the bridge, the heavy traffic
is simply choked due to only two lanes on the bridge. Sen.
Roy Dyson, who has made the bridge a priority, gained the
support of Gov.-elect Martin O'Malley for his plan to add a
second span to the bridge. Dyson will once again put his
bill into the General Assembly requiring that the State DOT make
this bridge a top priority. ST. MARY'S TODAY photo
White Oaks
Residents Anguish Over Future as Holidays Approach
Not too late to protect against the flu; clinics for
December announced |
Air Rag-Head
Should Muslims out to create a political debate
be allowed to travel on passenger planes or should they simply
hire a charter flight if they want to play musical chairs and
chant anti-American slogans?
Report:
Air Marshals say Muslims lying about incident, warn passengers
and crews to stay vigilant
Muslims
file complaint over being tossed off the plane
'Cut
off the Jew's head'
a special report by CNN looked at views
preached by radical Islamic leaders out to wipe Israel off the
map
More Muslims Gaining Political Ground
President Bush said that he would "understand" if Israel chose
to attack Iran's nuclear installations.
American tells
off Iran madman
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Bay Restoration
Group Reaches $20 Million Mark
Out of 87 Local
Businesses Tested, More than
Half Sold Tobacco to a Minor in St. Mary’s
O'Malley Names Top
Staffers |
Hit and Run Driver Drunk But Still Knew Way Home
Fowler Proposes
Making Patuxent a National Treasure River |
Captain Will Be Horne
Lt. John
Horne Will Be Appointed New St. Mary's Sheriff's Captain, Assume
Post of Assistant Sheriff on December 4th along with swearing in
of all deputies under new Sheriff Tim Cameron....Horne
briefly served once before as Captain for several months when
Capt. Steven Doolan was demoted as the infamous Loot
investigation heated up...Horne was diverted back to his
permanent rank when Sheriff David Zylak reached down in the
ranks to Sgt. Kenny Cusic and appointed him as his captain in
Dec. of 2002. Zylak attempted an end run around the
personnel rules this past week when he tried to give Cusic a
promotion to the rank of Lieutenant, but no such position
existed and the move was blocked. Cusic now will return to
a posting as a squad sergeant.
Details developing....
New Leadership Posts Decided in Annapolis
Story |
Letter to the Editor
Environmentalists will draw the line on developers damaging
Patuxent River tributary
Red Hot Mama
Nailed by Fire Marshal
Lusbian arrested for Arson
Blimpie
Bandits Linked to Mailbox Robberies |
Hambone's
New Job!
Story |
Southern Maryland Police Briefs
Woman robbed at
St. Charles Mall (little Anacostia) ....Story |
Developer's Deal to Dump Water Fees
on Mohawk Drive Residents Defeated
Planning
Commission turns down plan in setback for Land Use Director
Canavan |
Vehicle Crashed into
7-11 Again
LEXINGTON PARK (Nov. 28, 2006) Not the first time a vehicle has
plowed into this building, with the last time being just two
years ago when a driver drove through the front door of the
attached Tri-County Glass. No major structural damage to
the building, the clerk refused orders from the 911 operator to
evacuate the building. First report from responding
firefighters was that there was simply broken glass and the
vehicle was already backed up and sitting in the parking lot.
The driver refused treatment and the conveniently located glass
company next door might have some more work.
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Hundreds of new drunk driving arrests for
2006 now posted online....As
many as 47,500 DWI arrests in Southern
Maryland have been published in the DWI Hit Parade since
1990 in an effort to save your life and the lives of your
family....don't drink and drive this holiday season, give a ride
to those who are drinking...call a cab or call a friend and
don't turn your party into a funeral..
Read more about
Seth Thomas Houseman,
21, of St. Mary’s City who was arrested on
11/5/06 by Maryland State Trooper TFC M. W. Laney. He has
been arrested for DWI in 2003, in 2005 and again this year.
Last year he was reported by police to be kicking at Sheriff's
deputies during his arrest. This is the latest in a series
of arrests for DWI by this young man and a profile will look at
what has happened to him on his prior arrests, how the charges
were disposed of and what, if any, consequences were
administered by the Judges of St. Mary's County. Is it
just a matter of time before this fellow kills someone? |
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St. Mary's Sheriff's
Deputies Required to Contain
Rowdy Christmas Crowd at Wal-Mart & Best Buy
  
Line Buster Bully at Best Buy
This cool cat got up early
to be rude to other shoppers, shown at right, at the Best Buy in
California, Md. The man at left is told by the store
manager David Caron to take a hike and respect those who had
stood in line for at least six hours earlier than him. He
argued with the manager and failed to move to the rear of the
line. The Line Buster Bully said "don't publish my picture",
indicating that he has another occupation besides that of
cutting lines. ST. MARY'S TODAY photos by Ahmar Khan
CALIFORNIA --- Two shoppers at Wal-Mart got
in line on Thanksgiving Day at 7:15 pm in order to be first in
line on Friday. Some kids at Best Buy were acting like punks,
but not all, and manager had to call police to get the rowdy
line cutters out of the line. But the guy who cut the line
allowed his friends to join him and they were allowed to stay in
line. They were in line to get one of 18 laptop computers
at Best Buy for a mere $250. At 5 am when the store
opened there were 1200 people outside according to Sheriff's Lt.
Dan Alioto, commander of the patrol division.
Staples and Target were opened at 6 am to a much better
organized sale, much neater and well managed than Wal-Mart and
Best Buy due to the smaller crowds. Del. John Bohanan, a noted
thrifty shopper, was one of those present doing shopping for
Christmas at Staples.
One deputy told ST. MARY'S TODAY that once the new super
Wal-Mart gets open that things might get better at the store,
which now is a mess with construction debris and closed off
parking lots.
Police report that there was fighting at Wal-Mart.
More
Black Friday marks start of Christmas shopping
season as shoppers flock to the malls....
Wal-Mart sees weak sales as holiday season starts
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Spy poisoned by radiation says Kremlin got him...
Police beat
items include armed robbery,
drug arrests
Child Sex
Offenders Go
Scot Free in
St. Mary’s |
Parents make
home schooling work for their children;
opinion divided
GET READY FOR
DEER FIREARMS SEASON
Flat Iron Farm Becomes
North Pole for Christmas
story
Veterans honored
More bombs as Iraqis urge unity after worst attack
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Annapolis Report by Sen. Roy Dyson
Task force to
assist farmers on taxes finally underway
Leonardtown Report by
St. Mary's Commissioner Larry Jarboe
A Full House United
Washington Report
Taking America in
a New Direction
Congressman Steny Hoyer, in his own words, penned this column
today for
ST. MARY'S TODAY after his election as Majority Leader of
the US House of Representatives |
A few ideas for
a great gravy:
Spiced fig and
pear gravy
Grill your turkey
Caribbean Sweet Potato Cups
With Poached Eggs and Mango Hollandaise |
Frying Turkey
Fires Up House
HOLLYWOOD (Nov. 23, 2006) --- Fire in an
attached garage at 2 story home on Little Cliffs Road in
Hollywood brings out array of fire engines and 38 firefighters
for a fire which was started by a turkey cooking in a fryer,
which started a fire which went up into the attic of the garage.
Heavy smoke was reported to be showing when the first
firefighters arrived just after midnight. Firefighters
from Hollywood, Leonardtown, and Bay District worked to find the
extensions of the fire and to put it out. Fire was found
in a room overtop of the garage.
Lexington Park Vol. Rescue Squad On Way to Record Number of
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Its the Christmas
Robbing Season
...give thanks if you
get to serve on a jury and send these cats to prison....
Bonnie and Clyde Commit St. Mary's First
Mailbox Robbery
GOLDEN BEACH --- Police were looking for a black man
wearing a ski mask, at least he had it on when he robbed a woman
on Arlington Drive in Golden Beach, as she had gotten out of her
car to get her mail. The bandit, armed with a long gun,
either a rifle or a shotgun, took off in a dark blue SUV with
Bonnie at the wheel. The Getaway Momma was reported to be
a black female, who has evidently decided that a life of crime
is better than flipping burgers at McDonalds. The PG County
Police reported a similar robbery a couple of hours later.
Cops Nab Blimpie Gang
HERMANVILLE --- Sometime near 2 am on Tuesday another armed
robbery occurred, this time at a convenience store where such
robberies belong. A gang of three black males and one
black female robbed the Quik Mart Blimpies located at Rt. 235
and Hermanville Road in Hermanville. The store is normally
locked, but the gang gained access and robbed the store of
scratch off lottery tickets, Newport cigarettes and cigars.
The Maryland State Police responded to the store while various
deputies and troopers spread out in the area looking for the
gang in a small black car. Within an hour, a deputy found
the gang and arrested them all, with one reported to be a
juvenile. More details coming up... |
Soldier Killed in Iraq Died for
Freedom of Others
Sports Beat
Jason
Campbell could be a hero or just another “Hogette”. |
Police Seek Help in Finding Waldorf
Shooter
WALDORF-- The Charles County Sheriff’s Office and Charles County
Crime Solvers are asking for the public’s assistance in
identifying the suspect involved in a shooting which occurred in
the parking lot of Village Square Shopping Center on Oct. 26.
The Sheriff’s Office is releasing a sketch and surveillance
photograph of the suspect and his female acquaintance and is
asking anyone with information to contact Crime Solvers, which
is offering a reward. At 6:47 p.m. on Oct. 26, officers
responded to a parking lot in the 3600 block of Leonardtown Road
in Waldorf, and found the victim, a 34-year old Waldorf/Suitland
man who had been shot multiple times.
He was flown by a Maryland State Police helicopter to Prince
George Hospital Center, where his condition is improving. The
suspect is described as a black male in his late 20s and was
wearing dark clothing.
He was accompanied by a black female and they may have been
operating a blue or dark-colored Chevrolet Trailblazer. Crime
Solvers is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information
that leads to an arrest or indictment. Anyone with information
about this incident may contact Crime Solvers at 1-866- 411-TIPS
or Det. J. Elliott at 301-609-6515. |
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Bombs go off at
Ranch Club beach
Story |
Simms Gathers Support
in St. Mary's Visit
Josh Rales buses into
Leonardtown for ice cream social; finds parking space saved for
pricey tour bus
U. S. Senate candidate Josh Rales, running a
spirited and expensive campaign for the Democratic nomination to
succeed Paul Sarbanes, visited Leonardtown on Monday.
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More Mayhem at Monk's Inn on Friday night
draws police response; what will happen to this outlaw bar?
Check next edition for more |
Travel
Bay Travel to Ocean City
A trip to Ocean City used to mean
taking a steamboat from Baltimore to Salisbury and then boarding a train for the rest of
the trip or in later years a car ferry to the Eastern Shore.
Story
The War Against America
Photo of American Killed by Terrorists
Paul Johnson, the American who was beheaded in Saudi Arabia
Warning: these are graphic photos
Photos
Politics
Richard Fritz Campaign Donors from races for States Attorney and
Judge
Story
Features
Helping the Red Cross Help the Hurricane Victims
story
Tomato
Tips
from The Old Farmer's Almanac
Story
Maryland's Bridges Guarded
by Transportation Authority Police
stories
and photos
Maryland to Compete in
Great American Seafood Cook-off
Story
Rastus "Smokey" Holcomb Dies at age
of 90; Was on USS Arkansas at Normandy on D-Day
This interview with Smokey Holcomb was printed
in ST. MARY'S TODAY in 1998.
Smokey
Holcomb's story
A Visit to St. Peter Claver Catholic Church
in Ridge
Story
Historic Markers Will Sprout
in St. Mary's
Story
Former Potomac River Association President
Preps for Battle Over Myrtle Point Park
Story
Business Trends
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BJ's, Wawa
to Fight for Gas Bucks:
Super Wal-Mart May Cause Local Grocery Stores to Close
--- Town Finally Getting
Started on Reclaiming Port Status
El Toro II Charter Boat Disaster
El Toro II Disaster Ten Years
Later, Part I
They Gave
Their Lives to Save Others When El Toro II Sunk, Part II
Coast Guard Cited Rescue Swimmer for
Heroism
Court News
New study shows more use of
mediation to settle disputes
Commentary
-Statehouse Report by
Sen. Roy Dyson
Senate strengthens Maryland Open Meetings
Act
Drugs in Southern Maryland
Supreme Court Case involving Lexington Park resident
Kevin Dyson
Ruling
Tornadoes No Stranger to Region
Story
Maryland has been trampled,
whipped and whacked by Hurricanes over the years...this
NOAA map shows the various storms and the year in which they
visited Maryland.
August Obituaries
Raymond Vincent
Anderson
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Check here
for when Santa Claus will be making his rounds with the Mechanicsville
Vol. Fire Dept. in the Mechanicsville area.
What now for transportation in Southern Maryland?
Events
It's Christmastime and events celebrate the season
Gas Prices
Down for Now
2006 News Archive
September 2006
News
October 2006 News
More October 2006 News
November
2006 News
 Letters
to the Editor:
Obits June thru August
2006
Deaths
William Earl Hindle
Margaret Elizabeth Gardiner
Benjamin Andrew Garner, Jr.
Maryland National Guard
Herman Elwood Taylor
Lucienne Carmen Wagner
John Ignatius Frederick
Raymond Paul Weigand
Mildred Hester Joy Crichfield
James Henry Quade
Elinor Burke Cofer
Mary Joan Long
Peggy Jean Morgan
James Eugene Shook
Nancy Shugart Stewart
Mary Edna Smith
Annie O. Williams Cradle
Dietrich Henry Steffens
US Army WWII Veteran
Hurley Francis Offenbacher
US Army WWII Veteran
Dwayne Edward "D. J." Parker
Joseph William Banks
Kristen Anne Boecher
Margaret Ann Gardiner
Alice Isabel Rigby
William Andrew “Boat” Bolt,
James Maguire Mopjack Nelson, Sr.
US Army Vietnam Veteran
Margaret Louise Peggy Carroll
Charles Edwin Harris, Sr
James William Swales
Leonard Stanley Rebarchick
US Army WWII Veteran
Jeffrey James Marshall
Jeffrey Ross Obney, Sr.
Paul Matthew
Servaty
US Navy Veteran
James Ignatius Owens
US Navy WWII Veteran
Lawrence Edward Buckler
Darlene Marie Koehler
Walter Mitchell Norris
John David Beavan
Anganeta Klassen Harder
James Edwards Hicks, III
John Benjamin Heiston, Sr
William Aloysius Scott
Doreen Alice Green
Pamela Denise Simon
Paul Vincent Somerville
Glenn Bernard Delahay
Lois Mary Shuffle
Elizabeth Victoria Jenkins
Harry Ernest "Moses" Rice
US Army Korean War Veteran
Walter Vernon Gray, Jr.
US Navy WWII Veteran
Ronald Paul Clarke
US Navy Veteran
Jessie Olive Healey Porter
US Army Nurse WWII Veteran
Ann C. Whalen
Helen Mae Holt
Edward Erle Ray, III
Ellen Jane Seeman Booker
Johnny Jenkins
US Navy WWII Veteran
Joyce Ann Hammett
Agnes Mary Shaikewitz
Judith Marie Taylor
Mary Catherine Abell
Kimberly Lane Flowers
Louis E. Yates
Wilbur Lee Harman
US Navy WWII Veteran
Charles Michael Gerek
April Ann Lowe
Marie Virginia Dyson
Carryout hotline...call
888-205-1311
for the new Mama Leone's Brick Oven Pizza at the Callaway Village Center,
Callaway.
Announcing our new
Pizza lunch buffet
from 11 - 1:30 pm weekdays.
Only $5.75, all you can eat.
Spaghetti Spectacular
Our famous homemade sauce over a generous portion of pasta served with
garlic bread for only
$2.49, from 5 pm to
closing Mondays, dine in only.
Half Price Family
Pizza Night
Half price on our family size large pizza from
5 pm to closing on Tuesdays, dine in only, for a limited time only.
Checkers
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California Waldorf Baltimore
Fredericksburg
Critters special edition
Solomon's Island fire
Editorial Endorsements
2006:
Editorials
Kennedy Assassination
Anniversary
Lest We Forget...
Traffic Cams,
Beach Cams,
Sidewalk Cams
in Maryland and around the World
Fish & Steak Night
American Legion Post 221 Join us for a Fish and Steak Night on the third Friday of
every month. Rt. 242 Avenue.
The Pickle Barrel
A Charles County waterman working with hand tongs during
oyster season. Photo from Library of
Congress
Go Now, in
the Name of
God!
The Country Philosopher
By Stephen G. Uhler
History in Photos:
Leonardtown
Reader Reaction: Crashes on Death Boulevard
(Rt. 235/Rt. 5) and on Budd's Creek Road present danger to kids waiting
for school bus. Viewpoint
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Toonville
now a glimpse at some of the many whacky cartoons of the
past over the last
16 years of ST. MARY'S TODAY, more added each week...
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special series
Our Veterans:
The Boys of Pointe du Hoc
by Ronald Reagan
Plight of the
Whistleblowers
Opinion
by Teresa Chambers
former Chief
of United States Park Police
Searching for a rental
or to buy a house?
Scan police
calls
anywhere in the USA
Maryland Sex Offender
Registry
Is a convicted sex offender living in your town?
Look it up here
How to fix Soft Crabs;
if you don't know how, go see PeeWee at Leonard Copsey's
Seafood
Market or Paul Thompson at Thompson's
Seafood Corner, buy a dozen or two and try these recipes.
Time to take the family out to see a
big piece of American history ---
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum in
Baltimore City...
Chopper Crash in
Patuxent Claimed life of Army Pilot
read this first hand account by
Noel Garland of the crash of a Navy helo in to the icy Patuxent
River and his remarkable rescue during a test on Jan. 22, 1971.
Story
Leonardtown Volunteer Rescue Seeks New Volunteers
Redneck Girls
and
Southern Belles
Dispatches from
Little Dixie
by Joyce Bennett
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Visit the Library of Congress Special Exhibit:
"I Do Solemnly Swear"
in person at the Library or here
online
The Great Baltimore Fire
Photo of harbor, 1904
Downtown Baltimore after fire
Bush Family Photo
Local reporter announces two books being published
Ronald Reagan's Last Words
America Needs A
Cowboy to Come Back
Prize
hunting photos
Facts about the United States
Capitol Building
www.aoc.gov/cc/capitol
We've got the Beef...
Its steak
night at the Ridge American Legion..
AMERICAN LEGION POST #255 RIDGE, MD.
Will hold a Steak Night on various Saturdays, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, at the post home in
Ridge. Menu includes: New York Strip Steak, Baked Potato, Vegetables, Fresh Bread, Salad,
Coffee/Tea, with Desserts available. Price is just $12.00. The Public is welcome. More
info. call: 301-872-5349. Reservations for 8 or more call please.
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New
Maryland Sex Offender
Registry...search your zip code for convicted sex offenders
New
Sex offender registry listing for Leonardtown zip
code as of
Jan 1, 2005
Louisiana's
Wetlands
Sinking Under Pressure --- losing 1 acre of land every 35 minutes!
DWI Hit Parade:
The names of more than
32,000 motorists in Calvert, St. Mary's and Charles Counties in
Southern Maryland who were arrested for DWI have been printed and posted in ST. MARY'S
TODAY since 1990 in an effort to convince those who drink to not drive drunk. This
effort is dedicated to those who have lost their lives.
New
DWI arrest listings now posted online...more on the way |
America Wants
You to
Call for a Cab!
History abounds in Maryland |
. .
..only The Shadow knows for sure...
see cartoon
Learn about Maryland's commuter railroad, which operates all around the state except in
Southern Maryland...
Story
Find out here
Do you spend lots of hours sitting in
traffic each week as you use local highways? Commuter Rail Service is located in
every region of the Washington and Baltimore areas
EXCEPT
Southern Maryland
Do you use the Beltway and would rather use mass transit but can't
figure out why the entire Metro system is set up without any cross connections? Then
look at this proposal for a Purple Line which would parallel the Beltway
Purple Line
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Come to Waldorf
and Save Big Bucks on 3 Big Rooms of Furniture for only $1799
See us at
Carolina Furniture
Rt. 301
Waldorf
301-870-8700 |
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Hurricane Isabel Aftermath in
St. Mary's County
Photos &
stories
Number of Hurricanes to strike East Coast by decade since 1900
Story
Most intense hurricanes to hit U.S.
Story
Prepare for a hurricane before it gets to your front door.
Storm Surge...the real danger...
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Hurricane Isabel Cut New Inlet
on Outer Banks above Hatteras Village
The photo at left shows the island in 1998 and the photo at right shows the island just
after the hurricane came and went.
Click here for larger view
Atlantic Hurricanes (Tropical Cyclones) Which Have
Taken 25 Lives or More
Story |
Fishing, Crabbing and Shellfishing the Tidal Potomac
tips on what you can fish for,
what are the rules
Story |
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Join Waterway Watch
-- The U.S. Coast Guard needs your help with Homeland Security in the marine
environment. That's why WATERWAY WATCH was established and
1-877-24 WATCH is the number to call when you
see something suspicious on our waterways (Call 911 directly in the event of immediate
threat or danger!). In this post-attack atmosphere, we can no longer say, "That
could never happen." We don't know what can happen and what can't - even at a
quiet marina or serene waterway.
Today in History
Visit your Library of Congress online
Story
Help the FBI capture this man who has been on
their Ten Most Wanted List for a decade
Story
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Tide Tables |
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A message to the men and women of the
Armed Forces of the United States:
Thank you for your hard work and
sacrifice for the cause of freedom and working to defeat terrorists
at home and abroad. |
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The
Galloping
Gas Gauge
by Tim Wurmlinger
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Fire Departments the late
Jeanne Mandel, First Lady of Maryland, hailed from St. Mary's County, a
photo from the collection of First Ladies
from the Maryland Archives
Texas Rangers have a rich
history of law enforcement dating back to the days of the Texas Republic
prior to statehood
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ST. MARY'S TODAY
Top Cops at work
This week's top cops:
St. Mary's Sheriff's
Dfc. Wayne Milam
St. Mary's Sheriff's
Sgt. Andrew Cusick
ABC7
Live Super
Doppler
ABC7 live roof cam
this view of DC is from ABC7's rooftop in
Virginia
Mechanicsville
Volunteer Fire Department's Early Days Rich with Resolve and
Resourcefulness
Leonardtown VFD History is
really a story of the people who built a town as well as a fire company...Ed Stokel's
account is well worth the time to read
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