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Complaining that the St. Mary's County Maryland Board of Commissioners can't fund a non-government group that provides food, clothing, shelter, medicine, and counseling for the homeless, addicted and down on their luck people, Commissioner Mike Hewitt led the charge to block any funds for THE MISSION because they have 'religion, bibles, preaching.'

When stopped in Calvert County, Maryland, for speeding and Deputy Shoemaker found suspected cocaine, Trent Hall quickly told the deputy in the first sentence that his daddy is the Sheriff of a neighboring county.

Three times Trent Allen Hall told Calvert Deputies he is the son of St. Mary's Sheriff Steve Hall in hopes of avoiding arrest for possession of cocaine.

St. Marys County Sheriff Richard Voorhaar and Richard Fritz, candidate for St. Marys States Attorney, and a posse of deputies raided newsstands on Election Eve 1998 and removed all available copies of ST. MARYS TODAY to prevent voters from reading news articles critical of them before voting. Civil Rights ruling by United States Court of Appeals 4th Circuit 2003 Rossignol V. Voorhaar was the landmark 1st Amendment was the result.

St. Mary's County will host an election for the Board of Education in 2024. Cathy Allen is making the case for another term on the board in this interview held in the St. Mary's County Commissioners conference room on Feb. 21, 2024, with Ken Rossignol of THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY.

Traffic consultant Michael Lenhart presented traffic study information to the St. Mary's Planning Commission on Jan 22, 2024, which approved the placement of the gas pump facility at Callaway, Md.

Josh Guy is a candidate for the St. Mary's County Board of Education in the 2024 election cycle.

Mary Washington was elected as one of the first people elected by the voters instead of being appointed by the Governor of Maryland to the St. Mary's County Board of Education in 1996. She is standing for election for another term in 2024.

Maryland Comptroller, Maryland Deputy Comptroller, Calvert Commissioner, and Executive Director Bobby Swann discuss forty-five years of politics, bridges, taxes, and Maryland government as Louie Goldstein's top deputy and successor in office.

A man preaching the word of the Lord says on his card BELIEVE IN THE LORD JESUS AND THOU SHALL BE SAVED. All Scripture is inspired by God. Helping you to find yourself through Christ. For fellowship, call 540 369-5841

The Republican Club of St. Mary's hosted a briefing by two St. Mary's County Delegates, Matt Morgan and Todd Morgan on the dangers that are presented to the public by the loony goals of the Maryland General Assembly.

Pat Buehler was a shopkeeper in St. Leonard, Maryland, when news came that the State of Maryland was going to build a new four-lane highway that would bypass his town and devastate the bustling village by eliminating the traffic along Rt. 4. That was when he decided to pay attention to government and politics.

A few rounds in the center of the action at the annual Oyster Festival at the St. Mary's County Fairgrounds near Leonardtown, MD on the first day of the long-running event.

The Fighting Judges of Montgomery County, Maryland, drew a challenger when they stood for election. A complaint by the Sitting Judges campaign was embraced in a record one hour as the establishment circled the wagons in an effort to block Marylin Pierre from winning a seat on the bench.

Sue Ann Armitage previews her background as an attorney for 33 years and explains why she believes voters should choose her to be Circuit Court Judge in the 2024 election.

Enjoy all of the down-home comforts of exploring this classic county fair in Southern Maryland with jousting contests, horse and tractor pulls, exhibits, midway rides, and animal barns. Great food, dancing, bands, talent acts, and the Queen of Tolerance Pageant await starting on Sept. 21, 2023.

From presidential politics to big-city murder rates in Washington, D.C., and Baltimore to politicians bumbling their way along the path to greatness, they are more fun to laugh at than to follow.

A smattering of drug and loaded gun arrests in Charles and St. Mary's Counties with low or no bail and easy plea deals as outcomes for serious offenses.

The body of hero firefighter Brice Trossbach who died in the line of duty fighting a fire near Leonardtown, Maryland, as he responded with NAS PAX River fire station for mutual aid, was carried on a fire engine from his funeral service held at the Hollywood Volunteer Fire Department, to the Naval Air Station at Pax River and then to the Leonardtown Volunteer Fire Department where he served as a member.

Annapolis Police Chief Edward Jackson reviews the investigation into the shooting that left three Hispanic men dead and three more wounded and the arrest of Charles Robert Smith, 43, of Annapolis, after an exchange of gunfire at his home on June 11, 2023. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore provided a political commentary.

Police Chief of Annapolis, Maryland gives first report from the scene of a triple murder in Annapolis where six people were shot at a party at a home in a quiet residential area on Sunday, June 11, 2023

A drug investigation conducted by undercover Deputy Bill Bell was so successful that snarring drug dealers in redneck bars and an important Leonardtown dentist that no similar investigation was ever conducted again. Also, THE DEVIL DUO when a pair of Wiccan Enthusiasts robbed six churches of crucifixes and chalices and went on a grave robbing spree at historic Congressional Cemetery in Washington DC where they held Satanic rituals with human skulls and candles.

Why did St. Mary's Commissioner Mike Hewitt justify grilling the elected States Attorney on her staffing and modern technology decisions? Was he carrying water for his defeated pal Richard Fritz?

St. Mary's Commissioner Board has $51 million in reserve but fails to act to secure all of the public schools as they blew tens of millions to pave sports fields with artificial turf.

The swearing-in of St. Mary's County States Attorney Jaymi Sterling by her father, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, with remarks by Federal Court Judge Alexander Williams Jr. on January 3, 2023