Dear Patients, At Academy Dental Care,our main goal has always been to protect the health of our patients, our team, and our community. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re closing the office for all elective dental treatment until further notice. We will contact you as soon as the office reopens. If you have a […]
Letter to the Editor from Pepper’s Pet Pantry
Dear Customers and Friends: Regarding the COVID-19 virus We know how important your pets are to you and that you want to make sure that they’ll have everything they need in the event of an emergency. We, like all of you, are closely monitoring what is happening with the virus. We want to ensure that […]
Letter To The Editor on St Mary’s Zoning & Subdivision Ordinance
My name is Sandie Greene and I am a Senior Administrative Coordinator with Land Use and Growth Management. I will be assisting Bill Hunt, Director, Land Use and Growth Management in the Revision of the St. Mary’s County Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances. The St. Mary’s County Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Ordinance will be revised. […]
Letter to the Editor from Calvert Hospice
Thank You for Making Margaritaville a Success for Calvert Hospice! Thank you to everyone who came out to support Calvert Hospice and enjoy a little bit of casual summer fun in January! Our Night in Margaritaville at the Calvert County Fairgrounds sold out quickly and, as a result of everyone’s generosity that evening, we netted […]
Letter to the Editor from Calvert Hospice
Thank you from Calvert Hospice! Thank you to everyone who participated in our Fourth Annual Festival of Wreaths! This year we not only featured wreaths, but also lots of holiday activities for the whole family! With nearly 600 in attendance, we raised over $16,000 to support our Burnett Calvert Hospice House and the patients who […]
Letter to the Editor from Heather Fretz on PHS
Maryland High School Students Compete in Statewide Financial Literacy Challenge High school students from across Maryland competed in the Personal Finance Challenge Bowl on April 10 at the Red Lion North Baltimore, demonstrating their knowledge of economic and financial topics to compete for cash prizes. The Maryland Council on Economic Education (MCEE), a nonprofit organization […]
Letter from CAASA on Alcohol Awareness Month
Dear Editor: April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Founded and sponsored by Facing Addiction with the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD), this year’s theme is: “Help for Today, Hope for Tomorrow.” No other substance is more widely used by American’s youth than alcohol, making alcoholism and alcohol-related problems the number one health problem […]
Letter to the Editor from Jennifer Horsmon
I was thrilled to hear legislation that will finally end the blatant cruelty to performance Tennessee Walking Horses known as “soring” was reintroduced in the 116th Congress by Rep. Kurt Schrader of Oregon and a strong bipartisan team. The bill, H.R.693, was renamed the U.S. Senator Joseph D. Tydings Memorial Prevent All Soring Tactics (PAST) […]
Letter to the Editor from Friends of Peter Franchot
Yes. The rumors are true. In spite of the fact that Governor Hogan’s School After Labor Day initiative is good for small businesses, good for our state’s economy and is supported by more than 70 percent of Marylanders, a bill has been introduced that would allow our local school boards to send children back into […]
Letter from Keep Calvert Country on Moving Offices
Thank you to the new Board of County Commissioners for taking the time to consider all options. The Prince Frederick Master Plan & Zoning Ordinance states that the Old Town District (courthouse area) “is intended to remain the center of County government”. So if they move County offices outside that District, they’ll need to revise […]
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