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St. Marys February 16, 2017
IN LOCAL
ACCUSATIONS OF
WRONGDOING AT
TOWN COUNCIL
IN LOCAL
VETS HOME WANTS
MEETING OVER RESCUE
SQUAD ISSUES
IN CRIME
MURDER SUSPECTS
CHARGED IN DEATH OF
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CONTENTS IN LOCAL
Local News 3 THERE ARE SOME NICEITIES
THAT WE DONT NEED TO KEEP
Crime 10
Sports
Education
12
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THIS JAIL FUNCTIONAL.
COMMISSIONER JOHN OCONNOR
Feature 16
Obituaries 18
Legal 20
In Our Community 21 On The Cover
Community Calendar 22 Page 16
Entertainment Calendar 24
Library Calendar 24 In Local
Senior Calendar 25 Page 8
Games 26
Contributing Writers 27
Classied Ads 30
Business Directory 31 In Sports
Page 12
Town Commissioners
Clash Over $250,000
Deal With Developer
By Guy Leonard
Staff Writer
Town council member Hayden Hammett Hayden thinks everyone should agree
accused colleague Roger Mattingly of il- with what he wants to do, Mattingy said. I
legal and unethical behavior at Mondays
meeting regarding a deal in which the town
have no idea what that was about.
I have done nothing illegal, nothing The Inaugural Presidential
agreed to provide $250,000 in assistance unethical.
and tax rebates to a local builder.
The controversy began when Mattingly
Mattingly has long opposed the building
of the Hamptons; he has been the president
Lecture Series
opposed the majority of the town council of the adjacent Foxwell condominium as- Presents
who agreed to the measure, which would as- sociation and was on the board of directors
sist the builder of The Hamptons apartment
complex in covering a sewer line running
there while opposing the project and owns
property at Foxwell. Walter Mosley
through the property as well as constructing While he was on the board of directors
a connecting road to Fenwick Street. the developer was in negotiations with the Novelist and Social Commentator
Mattingly said the measure opened the association for access through their property
door to the town having to provide nancial for a connection with Fenwick Street but the
assistance to potentially any developer look- negotiations failed, Mattingly said.
ing to build a project in town. Hammett disagreed with Mattinglys as- The Only True Race is the Human Race
The council is looking for an excuse to sertion in speaking with The County Times.
give a private developer $250,000 in town The unethical actions are already on the March 7, 2017
tax payer money, Mattingly said at the public record, Hammett said, who said he Auerbach Auditorium, St. Marys Hall
Monday meeting. This is $250,000 we would not comment on what he believed
should not be paying. Mattinglys allegedly illegal actions were. St. Marys College of Maryland
This is a no-deal deal. He should have recused himself from all
Hammett quickly countered by say- of this because of the position he held as Program: 8:00 p.m. (doors open at 7:30 p.m.)
ing that the town agreeing to the $250,000 the president of the condominium associa- Books for sale and signing to follow event
deal with the Saba Group meant it would be tion and because of his personal interest as
about $1 million worth of improvements to an adjacent property owner, Hammett said. The event is free of charge and open to the public.
provide and protect vital infrastructure. Though he would not comment on his
Were getting probably four times the accusations of illegality against Mattingly, For more information, visit: www.smcm.edu
amount in value for the money were spend- Hammett said he stood by his comments
ing, Hammett said. And frankly if it made on Monday.
werent for your illegal and unethical ac- Mattingly said he would check council
tions we wouldnt be in this position. records but he believed he had recused him-
For a moment all discussion stopped at the self through the entire process involving the
council table. Hamptons project.
Mattingly, seemingly surprised at the Records of town minutes showed that
accusation, asked Hammett to back up his in June of 2014 Mattingly voted in favor
claim and explain himself. of moving the project forward in the plan-
Hammett declined, saying: I dont think ning process and the following month voted
you want me to. against concept site plan approval.
After a short back and forth between In October of 2015 Mattingly abstained
the two council members the council vot- from voting on the nal site plan approval
ed by 4-to-1 to approve the deal with the and in June of last year again abstained from
Saba Group. voting on the revised nal site plan, town Kim Briscoe, Realtor
In a later interview Mattingly said he did records show. P: 443.624.0269
not understand Hammetts issue and denied
any wrongdoing. guyleonard@countytimes.net E: kim.briscoe@mcnelisgroup.com
Leonardtown To Aid
Favorite food: Crab
Favorite movie: Sweet Home Alabama
Favorite book: Sullivan's Island
By Guy Leonard
Staff Writer
St. Marys Ryken High School success- Part of the proceeds from the bond sales
fully sought the Town of Leonardtowns as- will be used to renance a 2009 loan of
sistance Monday in seeking redevelopment similar bonds the town provided for the high
bonds up to a $24 million limit that will al- school.
low it to pay down prior debt, build a new The newly approved bonds are also
facility and renovate an older one. planned to help pay for new land acquisi-
Lindsay Rader, an attorney with Funk tion, a 48,000-square foot student activity For information and an appointment to learn about the
and Bolton, advised the town council that and sports center and renovations to Paschal opportunity of joining our company, please call 410-394-0990
the measure would allow them to issue the Hall.
redevelopment bonds, give the proceeds to Mary Joy Hurlburt, the schools president,
the school and not be liable if the school de- told town commissioners that the new stu- Join us on facebook.com/BHHSMcNelisGroupProperties, pinterest.com/BHHSMGP/
faulted on the debt. dent center was needful. twitter.com/BHHSMcNelis,, instagram.com/bhhsmcnelisgroup/
Rader also explained that the bonds would We are playing [sports] in a 1956 gym
be tax exempt; federal law allows entities built for a much smaller student population,
14488 Solomons Island Rd, PO Box 92, Solomons MD 20688
such as St. Marys Ryken to accept proceeds Hurlburt said.
410-394-0990 | www.mcnelisgroup.com
from such bond sales but only government
entities are allowed to initiate the bonds. guyleonard@countytimes.net
4 Local News The County Times Thursday, February 16, 2017
Commissioners Accept
LGIT Training Grant Award
The Local Government Insurance Trust St. Marys County at its February 14 busi-
has awarded atraining grant of $5,860 to ness meeting.
St. Marys County Government. The grant ADA One, LLC has been selected to
will provide Americans with Disabilities conduct the training based upon the firms
(ADA) training to county employees. expertise. Irene Bowen, ADA One Presi-
The grant will cover two 4-hour live dent and training presenter, is a noted ex-
training for new hires. Recorded and on- pert inthe field, having served as the Depu-
line presentations will also be available for ty Chief of the Disability Rights Section at
individuals unable to attend the live train- the U. S. Department of Justice and Deputy
ing sessions. General Counsel of the U.S. Access Board.
Timothy Ailsworth, LGIT Executive Di-
rector, presented a check representing the From St. Marys County
full grant amount to the Commissioners of Public Information Office
Thursday, February 16, 2017 The County Times Local News 5
Just Listed !
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canisters or chemotherapy drugs, either in IV or oral
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Dep. Director: Vets
Home Leadership to
Meet With Co. 29
By Guy Leonard
Staff Writer
In response to concerns that calls for ser- the Commissioners of St. Marys Coun-
vice to Charlotte Hall Veterans Home are ty requesting their assistance in solving
straining the resources of the nearby Me- the problem.
MAY BE THE LARGEST HOME AT THE BEST PRICE IN TOWN! chanicsville Volunteer Rescue Squad, one The [Charlotte Hall Veterans Home]
This 6,500 finished sq feet MASTERPIECE has been of the top ofcials at the states only home should utilize their own funds to support
totally UPDATED w/New carpeting, New appliances, for veterans told The County Times they emergency services, thus providing bet-
New paint, New flooring! **1st FLOOR MASTER Suite w/ plan to nd a way to resolve any problems. ter, quicker care to the veterans by utilizing
We have every intention to meet with the their contract with [All American Ambu-
Superbath!!** Side-Load 2-Car Garage*FULLY FINISHED chief of the Mechanicsville rescue squad lance Co.] and not utilizing the Mechanic-
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to see how we can get beyond straining the sville Volunteer Rescue Squad, Valland-
volunteers, said Mike Farr, deputy direc- ingham wrote.
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tor of the facility in a Wednesday interview. She argued that the Mechanicsville
***RARE SALE IN HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER NBRHD and Walk Farr said the open forum with rst re- squad is supported by local tax payers
to St. Mary's Hospital !***
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sponders would aim to strike a happy me- through the countys re and rescue tax
dium between whats best for the depart- levy while the veterans home, a state-run
Broker/Realtor MANY HOMES IN I in the past and had been resolved but de-
clined to comment on how the problems
Farr also declined to comment on Val-
landinghams assertion that the contract
Purple Post Real Estate YOUR AREA N were solved.
The chief of the rescue squad says that
ambulance service should be used more to
serve the veterans home.
RECENTLY AND IN
www.SteveSellsMd.com THE LAST 20 G calls for service from the veterans home are
taking up valuable emergency resources
In an e-mail to the county commission-
ers, Vallandingham wrote that in the past
301-399-3089 YEARS! P when the managers of the veterans care fa- ve years she had attempted to resolve her
cility should be using a contract ambulance concerns over service to the veterans home
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ment with.
but that she had not seen any results.
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8 Local News The County Times Thursday, February 16, 2017
With great anticipation, I awaited Calvert Fortunately, this is not necessarily the Fortunately for us, some pretty savvy
Countys 2017 Calvert County Restau- case in Southern Maryland. While the people in county government got together 1. ANGLERS SEAFOOD BAR & GRILL
rant Week. Scheduled for Friday, Feb. 17 choices of national dishes here are not as with a few county restauranteurs with ex- 275 Lore Road, Solomons
through Sunday, Feb. 27, this popular event extensive as those available up in the Big cess capacity and time on their hands and At Anglers Seafood Bar & Grill, we
grows larger every year. This is the fifth City, the selection runs the gamut from decided one way to get folks out of their pride ourselves on making fresh food to or-
year this annual culinary extravaganza is Japanese, to Thai, to Indian cuisine. And warm, cozy cabins was to offer a delicious der. We ask that you have patience and we
put on by the Calvert Countys Department of course, the restaurants specializing in selection of their specialties at really at- trust that you will enjoy the end result. We
of Economic Development and Tourism Italian or Mexican and American fare are tractive prices. This idea grew all over the have a very extensive menu offering tradi-
in conjunction with nearly 30 restaurants readily available. But the more popular and county to become a favorite, much antici- tional seafood entrees and favorite South-
from Dunkirk. The Beaches, Sunderland, most frequented establishments here in pated winter event. It provides both locals ern Maryland meals. This would be a great
Prince Frederick, St. Leonard, Lusby, to Calvert are our many famous fine seafood and visitors the opportunity to sample some place to start your tour! 410 326-2772
Solomons. houses that draw on the regions bounty of our best restaurants offerings at excellent
Many are old traditional favorites such as and provide unique dining opportunities. prices. Many participating establishments 2. BLONDIES BAKING COMPANY
Traders and The Rod and Reel in Chesa- As stated in the Countys website, whether offer special menus for both lunch and din- 132 Main Street, Prince Frederick
peake Beach, and Mama Lucias in Dunkirk your favorite fare is fresh seafood from our ner, but may not offer promotional prices Enjoy a Blonde Moment! Only here will
and Prince Frederick. Further south, The river or our Bay, Italian cuisine or anything for both. you meet the combination of exquisite des-
Tavern in St. Leonard, the Ruddy Duck, in between, Restaurant Week has some- As an unofficial self-appointed Am- serts, pleasant staff, and great service!
Boomerangs and Kingfishers are prepared thing to satisfy every palate. bassador for Calvert County for the past 443 964-8410
for the large crowds to enjoy their favorite The idea to showcase our county wide several years interested in bringing to life 3. BOOMERANGS ORIGINAL RIBS
scrumptious meals that are carefully pre- restaurants with their creative cookery and with my writings all the wonderful unsung 3820 S Solomons Island Road, Solomons
pared and offered at special prices. offer their delicious meals at budget friend- heroes of the county as well as to highlight Since 1990, Boomerangs has been
Newer eateries such as The Brick in ly prices during the month of February the truly outstanding attractions that make serving their famous baby back ribs, and
Prince Frederick, Yo Mommas in Prince did not come about by accident. It is well our county great, I readily volunteered for popular made from scratch soups, sal-
Frederick and their new Pub in the Lusby known in the food industry that the months this arduous assignment knowing I would ads, desserts, hand breaded chicken and
Towne Square, and the Pier in Solomons following the Christmas and New Years have to let out my belt a notch or two once I seafood at reasonable prices. Always a
recently opened under new ownership, are Holidays is a very slow period for many ob- was finished. So to get started, here is some crowd pleaser! Many feature specials from
providing special menus to attract the pub- vious reasons and possibly a few that may good advice to be considered: 4-8PM. 410 326-6050
lic to their establishments to sample their not be so clear. Make reservations early as many
fares in hopes to introduce you to their din- The average American, including me, of the popular restaurants get 4. BRICK WOOD FIRED BISTRO
ing experience. I can hardly wait to grab my has a tendency to overeat during the Holi- bookedup. 60 Sherry Lane, Prince Frederick
fork and knife! day period, often putting on 5-8 pounds Not all establishments in the Coun- We proudly support the local farming
The idea to create a week of special during the time between Thanksgiving ty are participating. When making community making an attempt to source
lunches and dinners at a reduced price is not and New Years Day. And, like me, most reservations ensure the restaurant is local, sustainable products whenever pos-
new. Many of the restaurants in Washing- of these same glutinous celebrants imme- involved in this promotion. sible. All food prepared over wood fire
ton, DC, a town with more than a thousand diately start the New Year with resolutions When making reservations check from baked bread to roasted fish. Beauti-
choices of places to eat traditional meals to lose weight, avoid large meals, and not and see if they are offering both ful dining facility and bar with an exciting
from most every country of the world has to eat out. Many realize they need to get lunch and dinner menus. menu. Restaurant Week specials includes
conducted this type of promotion for years. ready to prepare their yearly state and fed- Most restaurants have created spe- three course meal with choice of seared
These events there have grown popular as eral Income taxes and vow not to spend any cial menus for this celebration, how- scallops with corn relish or a 4 cheese
many of DCs world class eateries with additional disposal income until they know ever they will still offer their regular ravioli appetizers, a braised short ribs or
their famous chefs normally offer meals at whether they owe additional taxes or not! fare during this time. pasta with crab truffle cream sauce for din-
exorbitant prices that are well beyond the But an even bigger reason may have to Restaurants reserve the right to ner, and either a Caramel fried ice cream
average diners ability to pay. During DCs do with the February weather, normally NOT allow these promotions to be or a vanilla bean Crme Brule for dessert.
promotion, many of their local citizens very cold, damp and blustery. Its the kind combined with discount coupons or An open meatball sandwich is planned for
there are given an opportunity to sample of weather that is not very conducive to other sales promotions. lunch. Reservations recommended. 443
meals they, nor I, would otherwise be able getting dressed to go out and brave the ele- Prices and offerings are subject to 486-5799
to afford. ments to have a meal out! change depending on availability.
Tax, gratuity, beverages and alcohol 5. CHARLES STREET BRASSERIE
are not included in fixed price Res- 120 Charles Street, Solomons
taurant Week menus. Stop by Charles Street Brasserie for a
truly unique waterfront experience. Enjoy
With my friends Glen and Denise, my indoor and outdoor meals 7 days a week.
wife Deb and I set out to sample a good Guests rave about our fusion of Mediter-
number of the offerings of these eateries to ranean and Southern Maryland tapas and
prepare this difficult story. And with a shared plates in a unique 1930s atmo-
full stomach and a bottle of Pepto-Bismol sphere! 443 404-5332
nearby, I put together this Guide to the 6. CHESAPEAKE GRILL & DELI
Participating Restaurants with the help of 10092 Southern Maryland Blvd, Dunkirk
the County Department of Economic De- Fresh, casual, and friendly. Great as-
velopment and Tourism. Not only did it re- sortment of appetizers, sandwiches, salads,
quire tasting many of the various fares, this seafood entrees, chicken and beef and deli-
job required research and investigations cious sides. 410 286-5939
that lasted well into the night!
For additional information or to make 7. DREAM WEAVER EVENTS AND CATERING
reservations, phone numbers are provided. 114 Solomons Island Rd, Prince
Enjoy the regions delicious bounty with a Frederick
unique dining experience! These establish- Join us during Restaurant Week to en-
ments have something to satisfy everyones joy our many lunch offerings for $12.50.
palate at exceptional prices. We offer new selections every day. Let
your Dream Team customize your perfect
event! 410 535-2781
Asian slaw salad at Stoneys Kingfishers Duck Confit Steamed Buns Special at The Ruddy Duck Fresh Local Oysters at Anglers Seafood Bar & Grill
8. THE DRY DOCK RESTAURANT 15. STONEYS KINGFISHERS vices and their own popular craft beers entrees. We feature a childrens menu and
245 C Street, Solomons 14442 Solomons Island Rd, Solomons made on site. We only use fresh ingredients daily lunch and dinner specials. 301
The Dry Dock has been a favorite of A long time popular dining destina- obtained from local farmers and watermen 855-0766
boaters and critics for over 20 years. It is tion on Solomons Island, it is a favorite when possible. We strive to be a neighbor-
hood restaurant where all of our guests will 27. THE WESTLAWN
the perfect place to relax and enjoy your for locals and visitors alike. Located on 9200 Chesapeake Avenue, North Beach
dining experience overlooking Solomons the Solomons Harbor waterfront provid- feel welcome and comfortable. It is among
of the most beautiful eating establishments First opened in North Beach in 2004,
Harbor. Recognized for its outstanding ing dock side tie ups for sailing patrons to The Westlawn Inn is located in an original
food by the Washingtonian and Chesa- come alongside. Kingfishers offers a total in Southern Maryland. 410 394-3825
historical structure in the town and has
peake Bay magazines. Located within the nautical experience with excellent South- 22. SAKURA JAPANESE STEAK, served as a Boarding House or a Bed and
popular Zahnisers Yachting Center. Res- ern Maryland cuisine and crab cakes to die
SEAFOOD & SUSHI BAR Breakfast for more than 75 years! Our goal
ervations recommended 410 326-4817 for as decided by the Washington Post and has always been to provide a scrumptious
106 N Solomons Rd, Prince Frederick
others as the best in Maryland! Seating is cuisine with superior service in an elegant
9. EZ THAI RESTAURANT first come first served. 410 394-0236.
Founded in 1988 with their first restau-
120 Solomons Island Road, Prince Frederick rant in Fredericksburg, Virginia, Sakuras but friendly atmosphere. We offer a tradi-
16. MAMMA LUCIA RESTAURANT popularity has permitted their expansion to tional American menu with a retro flair.
10. EZ THAI TOO RESTAURANT Open Tues-Thurs 5-9 PM, Fri-Sat 5-10 PM
13880 H G Trueman Road, Solomons 10136 Southern Maryland Blvd, Dunkirk more than 20 restaurants across the coun-
try. Japanese food is traditionally fresh, and Sunday 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 410 257-0001
First and only true Thai Restaurants in 17. MAMMA LUCIA RESTAURANT
Calvert County. We use only fresh ingredi- 862 Costley Way, Prince Frederick healthy, and low in fat. It should satisfy 28. YO MAMMAS CHICKEN WINGS &
ents and offer vegan and gluten free menus. Mamma Lucias has two locations cur- all the senses. It is always prepared with
great care and beautifully presented. Their BARBEQUE
We offer a full selection of choices and all rently in Calvert County with a new one 135 W Dares Beach Road, Prince
items are available for Take Out. Prince planned for Chesapeake Beach at a Bay- hibachi style of cooking before your very
eyes makes this great dining experience Frederick
Frederick, 443 975-7477; Solomons, 443 side Road location. We offer authentic Ital-
even more enjoyable! 410 414-9005 29. YO MAMMAS CHICKEN WINGS &
394-6858 ian food prepared with high quality prod-
ucts based on classic Italian recipes. They BARBEQUE
11. FIESTA BAR & GRILL 23. SALSARITAS FRESH MEXICAN GRILL 258 Town Square Drive, Lusby
promise dining with them will be a pleas- 906 Costley Way, Prince Frederick
135 Central Square Drive, Prince Frederick ant experience. We provide carryout call These locally owned restaurant/pubs
Delicious food that wont hurt your Building on a dynamic and authenti- are quickly gaining attention with their
ahead for pickup. Dunkirk, 301 812-1240 cally inspired fast casual Mexican brand
wallet. Full menu of authentic Latin food. Prince Frederick, 443 486-4701 interesting activities such as Open Mic
We are committed to bringing you an ex- food prepared fresh each day to include Nights and games that make visits enjoy-
perience like no other! Our fun filled fam- 18. PHILLY FLASH wildly additive chips, to queso, tacos, sal- able and fun filled! They offer specially
ily atmosphere promises to wow you with 2989 Plaza Drive, Dunkirk ads, bowls, quesadillas, nachos, salsas, prepared wings, nachos, and fried pickles
our authentic Latin American cuisine! 410 Philly Flash is located in the Dunkirk and fresh made guacamole. Casual. Cre- considered to be some of the tastiest in all
535-1073 Plaza Shopping Center and has developed ative. Quick. Comfortable. If you are crav- of southern Maryland. Their Hog Wings
a great local reputation got tasty chees- ing Mexican, Salsaritas has it covered! are exclusive and their cheesy foot long
12. THE HILTON GARDEN GRILL & BAR esteaks and pizza and wings. Open Mon- 410 535-5580 dogs and cheese steaks are popular. They
RESTAURANT days Saturdays 11 AM until 9 PM. Sun- 24. STONEYS SEAFOOD HOUSE offer several cold draught beers on tap.
13100 Dowell Road, Dowell days 11 AM until 8 PM. 443 550-3484 They specialize in carryout call ahead.
896 Costley Way, Prince Frederick
We are a special onsite restaurant Their new Lusby location in the middle
19. THE PIER RESTAURANT We have a new location, but our menu
within a deluxe hotel, a rare feature here of the Lusby Town Square is growing in
14575 Solomons Island Road and service continues in the tradition and
in Southern Maryland. We offer a warm, popularity and is becoming a great gath-
This historic landmark atop the Patux- reputation Stoneys has earned over the
inviting atmosphere, superb food, and out- ering spot for groups to get together in a
ent River recently opened under new own- years. Great seafood! Great menu! Great
standing service. Our bar is quaint and casual friendly atmosphere with friendly
ership. It opens every day at 11 AM and staff! Great dining! Stoneys as always!
cozy, our lounge offers a fireplace for so- staff to meet your needs. Stop by to see
provides fresh recipes, libations, and the 410 535-1888
cializing, and our dining is always casual. whatsnew!
410 326-0303 best panoramic views of the river. Res- 25. THE TAVERN Prince Frederick, 410 535-2428; Lusby,
taurant Week offers a great opportunity to 4975 Saint Leonard Road, Saint Leonard
13. ISAACS RESTAURANT & PUB 410 449-8143
drop in and check out this new eatery in Located in the heart of St. Leonard,
155 Holiday Drive, Solomons Solomons. 410 449-8406 we have some of the most delicious food This is the largest Restaurant Week of
Isaacs is located within the Solomons
20. ROD N REEL RESTAURANT and drinks in Calvert County. Bring your its kind in Southern Maryland. Join your
Holiday Inn and has been a popular din-
4165 Mears Avenue, Chesapeake Beach friends and enjoy a few rounds of Corn friends or bring your family to enjoy Cal-
ing choice for breakfast, lunch, or dinner
The Rod N Reel is one of the oldest Hole or shoot pool on our vert Countys great bounty from the sea
for many years. We offer weekday specials
restaurants in all of Southern Maryland. It tables. We have live entertainment or the shore. This event has something for
priced affordably in a casual natural set-
has a longtime reputation for serving good throughout the week. Open daily from 11 everyone no matter what your taste or cu-
ting along the Back Creek waterfront. Our
food at popular prices. Look for daily spe- AM -2 AM. Best prices in town! Grab a linary pleasure. And it is a perfect way to
service is first class as are our amenities.
cials. Lunch is served from 11 AM until 4 bite! 410 586-2225 show your support for your many fantastic
Our bar is fully stocked with your favorite
drinks and beverages. 410 326-6311 PM. Dinner is offered from 4 PM [Thurs- 26. TRADERS SEAFOOD STEAK & ALE eateries that make this the Land of Pleas-
days until 10 PM]. And remember there is 8132 Bayside Road, Chesapeake Beach ant Living! Maybe I will see you on the
14. JTs KITCHEN a lot of family fun here before or after your Family owned and operated since 1956. tour. Enjoy! Bon a petit!
35 Dalrymple Road, Sunderland meals! 410 257-2735 We have been a local favorite for years. We
Located near the Intersection of Routes
21. THE RUDDY DUCK BREWERY & GRILL always have a smiling face at the door and
2 & 4 in Sunderland, JTs Kitchen offers
13200 Dowell Road, Dowell provide friendly, casual dining along the
made-to order home-style comfort foods
The Ruddy Duck provides a fun and Chesapeake Bay. We offer a large menu
with easy access to Dunkirk, Owings and
exciting atmosphere and meals made from specializing in freshly caught local seafood
Prince Frederick. Eat-in or carry out at
scratch, gracious staff and hospitable ser- and a wide variety of steaks and homemade
low prices. 240 286-7961
10 Crime The County Times Thursday, February 16, 2017
Sale!
Presidents Day
Of St. Marys Woman
By Guy Leonard
Staff Writer
$999
Two men charged with the shooting red multiple times, police alleged.
death of a woman from Lexington Park at Both men ed the scene.
a Waldorf bar are now in police custody; Gray was not believed to be the intended
Table one was apprehended in Virginia while the target, police have said.
Dining Room
& 4 Chairs other turned himself in, police reported. As Charles County authorities contin-
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lf Storing Le Both Anthony Dangelo Wilkins, 33, and ued to search for Wilkins, he became em-
Includes Se
Charles Leon Thompson, Jr. 33, face mur- broiled in a gun battle with police in Vir-
der charges in the death of Miaquita Gray, ginia where he was wounded and hospital-
26, stemming from the shooting that took ized, police stated.
place at the Beer 4 U establishment located Charles County detectives traveled to
on Crain Highway Feb. 4. Virginia and conrmed Wilkins identity.
According to information from the Police revealed that Thompson had
Charles County Sheriffs Ofce, depu- called detectives Feb. 13 and made arrange-
ties responded to the liquor store at about ments to turn himself in, he was charged
Furniture For Life 1:25 a.m. that morning and found Gray with rst-degree murder and detained at
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Gray had been shot in the upper body guyleonard@countytimes.net
and was pronounced dead at a nearby hos-
Amish
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when Wilkins,
who was in the
parking lot, pro-
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In Remembrance
The County Times runs complimentary obituaries as submitted by funeral homes
Now Available
way, MD.
He was born to her parents and husband, she is preceded
October 7, 1964 in in death by her sister, Efe Virginia Grams.
Abington, PA to the A Mass of Christian Burial will be cel-
late Roger J. OBrien and Catherine McDe- ebrated by Reverend Raymond Schmidt on
vitt OBrien. Thursday, February 9, 2017 at 11:00 a.m.
Jack was raised in Warminster, PA un- with Reverend Raymond Schmidt at St.
til he moved to St. Marys County in 2007. John Francis Regis Catholic Church, 43297
He had an artistic air and enjoyed color- St. Johns Road, Hollywood. Interment will
ing and photography, particularly taking be held on Saturday, February 11, 2017 at
pictures of landscapes, sunsets and owers. 11:30 a.m. in St. John Francis Regis Catho-
His hobbies included bowling, dancing, lic Cemetery, 43297 St. Johns Road, Hol-
bocce ball, and listening to country music. lywood, MD 20636.
He was an avid fan of the Philadelphia Phil- In lieu of owers, memorial contribu-
lies baseball team. He enjoyed participat- tion may be made to St. Marys County
Charles Memorial Gardens in Leonardtown is adding a Cremation Animal Welfare League, Post Ofce Box
ing in bocce ball and bowling events with
Niche Wall Garden to our meticulously maintained Perpetual Care Special Olympics of SOMD from 2008- 1232, Leonardtown, MD 20650 or Hospice
Cemetery. We are dedicated to providing a cremation inurnment 2012. He was always kind and caring and House of St. Marys, Post Ofce Box 625,
alternative that honors the memory of your loved one in a beautifully was deeply loved by all who knew him. Leonardtown, MD 20650
Arrangements by the Brinseld Funeral
crafted stone and granite columbarium wall. Each 12 x 12 niche is Jack is survived by his sister, Kathleen
Home, P.A.
available for double or single urn inurnment. M. Rongione (Emil) of Hollywood, MD;
his brother, Michael J. OBrien (Karen) of Condolences to the family may be made
at www.brinseldfuneral.com.
A Family and Veteran Owned Business for over 40 Years Feasterville, PA; his nieces Nicole Ron-
gione of Hollywood, MD, Jamie OBrien
DiRenzo of Oreland, PA, Christine OBrien Clara Mae Thomas
PO Box 427, 26325 Point Lookout Rd, Leonardtown, MD 20650 Gordon of Warminster, PA; and his neph-
ews, Joseph Rongione of Hollywood, MD
CharlesMemorialGardens@verizon.net | 301-475-8060 and Matthew OBrien of Feasterville, PA.
Clara Mae Thom-
as, 90, of Holly-
In addition to his parents, he is preceded in wood, MD passed
death by his brother, Joseph OBrien. away surrounded by
Family will receive friends on Wednes- her loving family on
day, February 15, 2017 from 5:30 - 8:00 February 13, 2017
p.m., with prayers recited at 7:00 p.m., at in Solomons, MD.
Brinseld Funeral Home, P.A., 22955 Hol- Born on April 9,
lywood Road, Leonardtown, MD 20650. A 1926 in Hollywood,
Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated MD she was the
by Father Raymond Schmidt on Thursday, daughter of the late Mary Beatrice Wallace
February 16, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. at St. John Mattingly and Albert Lee Mattingly. Clara
Francis Regis Catholic Church 43950 St. was the loving wife of the late Robert Lee
Johns Road, Hollywood, MD 20636. Inter- Thomas whom she married on March 5,
ment will be held on Friday, February 17, 1948 in Patuxent River, Maryland, and who
2017 at 2:00 p.m. in Holy Sepulchre Cem- preceded her in death on August 27, 1993.
etery in Cheltenham, PA. Clara is survived by her son Robert Leo
Memorial contributions may be made to: Mattingly of Columbus, GA, granddaugh-
St. Marys Adult Medical Day Care, 24400 ter Patrice Smart (Cecil) of Panama City,
Mervell Dean Road, Hollywood, MD FL, 3 great grandchildren, and 6 great great
20636. Attn: Dorothy Flynn (Bus Fund). grandchildren. As well as her siblings;
Condolences to the family may be made Rose Sis E. Adams of California, MD,
at www.brinseldfuneral.com. Charles Pete Mattingly (Shirley), Wil-
liam Repete Mattingly all of Hollywood,
Mary Isabelle Chaney MD, and many nieces and nephews. She
was preceded in death by her son Joseph
Mary Isabelle Michael Thomas, siblings: Joseph A. Mat-
Chaney, 94, of tingly, Thomas F. Mattingly, Rose Bernette
Hollywood, MD Cusic, and Mary B. Cusic.
An Independent Family-Owned Funeral Home passed away on The family would like to say a Special
Serving Southern Maryland for over 100 Years February 5, 2017 at Thank you to the staff at Solomons Nurs-
her home with her ing Center for caring for her for 14 years.
The family will receive friends on
Michael K. Gardiner, C.F.S.P., C.P.C. loving daughter at
Thursday, February 16, 2017 from 11:00
Funeral Director/President her side.
She was born AM 12:00 PM in the Mattingley-Gar-
April 2, 1922 in diner Funeral Home Leonardtown, MD.
Charlestown, WV A Funeral Service will follow at 12:00 PM
to the late Joseph Baker and Ida Elizabeth in the Funeral Home Chapel. Interment
Locke McCauley. will follow in Charles Memorial Gardens
Leonardtown, MD. Pallbearers will be:
Providing trusted service to the community for over 100 Years On October 12, 1941, she married her
beloved husband, James G. Chaney. She Bill Mattingly, Barry Mattingly, Kevin
Adams, Mike Cusic, Kenny Buckler, and
41590 Fenwick Street P.O. Box 270 Leonardtown, Maryland 20650 celebrated over 57 wonderful years of mar-
www.mgfh.com riage before his death in August 1988. She Gerald Adams.
(301)-475-8500
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20 Legal The County Times Thursday, February 16, 2017
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g On Library Calendar
Goin In Entertainment
St. Marys County Library
Closed for Presidents Day
All three branches of the St. Marys
County Library will be closed on
Preschool Science
Explorers: Astronomy
Lexington Park Library will hold
Preschool Science Explorers: Astrono-
Monday, February 20 in observance my on Wednesday, March 1 from 2:30
of Presidents Day. All branches will p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Lets learn about out-
be open for regular business hours on er space! Well explore orbiting plan-
Michael Fox
Friday, February 17 Anglers Seafood Bar & Grill,
Tuesday, February 21. ets and twinkling stars with fun books
and hands-on activities. For ages 3-6,
Solomons Mujje: Come Together! Please register on www.stmalib.org.
Scarlet Plus Entertainment 8:00 PM- Midnight (A Black History Month
The Brass Rail Sports Bar, Great anglers-seafood.com
program) Straight Talk Sex Ed for
Mills
Lexington Park Library will host Teens
8:00 PM- Midnight Lexington Park Library will hold
Karaoke & DJ all evening! Tons of Tuesday, February 21 Mujje: Come Together! A Black His-
tory Month program on Saturday, Straight Talk Sex Ed for Teens (ages
Old & New Songs to sing! 12 17) with sex educator Bianca
February 18 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Ben Connelly Join us to learn about African culture Palmisano on Saturday, March 4 from
Karaoke 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Everyone has
Anglers Seafood Bar & Grill, through dance, music, and Storytell-
Anglers Seafood Bar & Grill, questions about sexual health, whether
Solomons ing. Ssuuna will share music from his
Solomons its birth control, lubricant, STI testing,
6:00 9:00 PM native Uganda with authentic African
9:00 PM- 1:00 AM LGBTQ relationships, or something
anglers-seafood.com instruments, such as the thumb piano
anglers-seafood.com else completely. This will be an infor-
and the one-stringed ddle. All ages,
no registration required. Co-sponsored mal workshop where you can ask ANY
Saturday February 18 Wednesday, February 22 by the NAACP, the Unied Commit- sexual health question you want and
get an honest answer. Free safer sex
tee for Afro-American Contributions
(UCAC), and the Minority Outreach kits, information about local clinics,
Wild Card Trivia Coalition (MOC). All ages are wel- and other resources will be available.
Lissie Deere
Anglers Seafood Bar & Grill, come, no registration.
Morris Point, Abell
6:00 PM
Solomons Secret Pizza Party!
Lissie is a local performing artist.
7:00 9:00 PM
anglers-seafood.com Conict Resolution for Charlotte Hall Library will hold a
Her original improvisational style Teens Secret Pizza Party on Saturday, March
4 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Celebrate
blends a variety of genres ranging Lexington Park Library will hold
from classical to jazz to blues, folk Adam Rubin and Daniel Salmieri, the
and rock. Thursday, February 23 Conict Resolution for Teens on Tues-
day, February 28 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. creative geniuses behind the childrens
Conict Resolution for Teens: explor- book Secret Pizza Party, by attend-
Is Hot Dance Night (DJ Only) Mike Damron ing different conict styles, under- ing a real secret pizza party at the li-
The Brass Rail Sports Bar, Great Anglers Seafood Bar & Grill, standing and managing anger, listen- brary. Expect games, crafts, and of
Mills Solomons ing and speaking skills, and how to course... some secret pizza. Activities
8:00 PM- Midnight 7:00 11:00 PM create win-win situations. Recom- planned with ages 2-6 in mind; all ages
Plenty of Top 40 POP & Country + anglers-seafood.com mended for youth in 6th through 12th welcome with their adult caregivers.
your choice of a song or two Line grade. Refreshments provided. Please Please register on www.stmalib.org.
Dancing On Deck Dylan Gavin register on www.stmalib.org.
The Ruddy Duck, Solomons Grown-Up Sex Ed with
7:00 PM Crochet Clique Bianca Palmisano
www.ruddyduckbrewery.com Leonardtown Library will hold Cro- Lexington Park Library will hold
chet Clique on Tuesday, February 28 Grown-Up Sex Ed on Saturday, March
from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Crochet 4 from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Adults
with others and learn from community have questions about sex too! Bring
crocheters. Bring your yarn and hook your curiosity and your questions,
or borrow one of ours. This is the pro- because nothing is off limits. Free
gram for you if youre new to crochet, safer sex kits, information about lo-
looking to pick up some new tips, or cal clinics, and other resources will be
hoping to socialize with other people available.
interested in crochet. All skill levels
welcome. Ages 18-100. Registration
required on www.stmalib.org.
Thursday, February 16, 2017 The County Times Calendars 25
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Y at Heart St. Marys Department of Aging
Programs and Activities
LIFE Booklets now available Living Well with Chronic Conditions Book Chatter
Get ready for an interesting array of educational New sessions for Living Well with Chronic Condi- Have you wanted to get back into reading or even
tours brought to you by the LIFE (Learning is For- tions will begin at the Lofer Senior Activity Center explore new genres? The Book Chatter Book Club at
Ever) Committee. Trip offerings for the upcoming on Thursdays for six consecutive weeks beginning the Northern Senior Activity Center is open for new
Spring semester include Pax River Test Pilot School March 2 and continuing through April 6. The class members to join them for reading and discussion.
tour, Allens Heirloom Farm tour, Suttlers Post Farm goes from 12:30 until 2:30 p.m. This series is de- They meet on the fourth Thursday of the month from
& Clydesdales tour, Q Street Kitchen Cooking class, signed for those who suffer from a chronic condition 11 a.m.-noon. Februarys book is Rogue Lawyer by
tour of the National Arboretum, Harriet Tubman and or who care for/live with someone who does. If you John Grisham. If you are interested in learning more
the Underground Railroad tour, Washington by Water are serious about learning new ways to manage your about Book Chatters upcoming reading list and ideas
Monuments Tour and more! Booklets are now avail- symptoms, make daily tasks easier, communicate ef- for activities, call 301-475-4200, ext. *3103.
able for pick-up at each of the countys senior activity fectively with your doctors, lessen frustration, ght
centers or online by visiting the St. Marys County fatigue and get more out of life, then this is for you! If Line Dancing at Northern
Department of Aging & Human Services webpage. you have any questions, or wish to sign up call 301- Come move your feet with the most with-it girls
Registration begins Monday, Feb. 27, at 8 a.m. 475-4200, ext. *1658 (Must press the star key) or stop youll meet. The ladies of line dancing at the North-
by the reception desk. ern Senior Activity Center will surely get you moving
Energy Assistance Applications and grooving. They meet on Wednesdays from 1-2:30
Available Health Presentation at Lofer p.m. and cover a variety of dances and genres includ-
2017 energy assistance program applications will On Thursday, March 9, The Center for Vein Res- ing country and popular music. No advance sign up
be accepted through the end of March. Persons who toration will present Leg Works, a one-hour program necessary -- just come on by! Men are welcome too.
have not applied for the program since July 2016 are that discusses Venous Insufciency, the cause of This is sure to be the year of dancing with upcoming
eligible to apply. Eligibility is determined by gross varicose veins and spider veins, which effects 50 per- sessions with a guest instructor that will teach new
household income 30 days prior to the date of ap- cent of women over 50 and 30 percent of men over dances and other events to showcase your new moves.
plication (one person $1,733 per month, two persons 50. Besides offering information and demonstrations To learn more about this group and upcoming events,
$2,336). Persons age 60 years and over may contact on this hot topic, there will be an opportunity to ask call 301-475-4200, ext. *3103.
the Department of Aging & Human Services at 301- questions of the staff from The Center for Vein Res-
475-4200, ext. *1050. All others may contact the Tri- toration. Register for this presentation by calling 301- Educational Video at Lofer
County Community Action Committee, Inc. at 301- 475-4200, ext. *1658 (Must press the star key), or stop The video Accidental Inventions will be shown
475-5574, ext. 200. by the reception desk to sign up. Free. at the Lofer Senior Activity Center on Wednes-
day, March 8 at 10 a.m. This 84-minute video tells
National Nutrition Month Jewelry Classes with Kathy the stories behind ten extraordinary inventions that
March is National Nutrition Month and to celebrate The Garvey Senior Activity Center is offering came about as the result of accidents, including Tef-
the Garvey Senior Activity Center invites you to dine jewelry making classes in February. In each class lon, Velcro, stainless steel, and dynamite. Register for
with us throughout the month. The U.S. Department the instructor will offer a new technique in the art of this video by calling 301-475-4200, ext. *1658 (Must
of Agriculture recommends that Americans eat a well jewelry making. No experience in making jewelry? press the star key), or stop by the reception desk to
balance diet of protein, grains, dairy, fruit and veg- Dont worry this is class is perfect for beginners! The sign up. Seating is limited. Free.
etables. At Garvey, throughout the month, we invite next class will be Wednesday Feb. 22 at 2:30 p.m. and
you to travel around the U.S. Department of Agri- will focus on making simple earrings with wire. The Photo/Jar Luminary
cultures My Plate food guide. Each week during cost per class is $3. Please make sure you sign up in Print out a favorite photo on regular copy paper (no
lunchtime you will be given fun tips and tricks for advance due to limited space! See the receptionist or bigger than 3x3 for best results) and bring it to the
meeting the nutritional guidelines recommend for a call 301-475-4200, ext. *1050. Lofer Senior Activity Center on Friday, March 10
healthy lifestyle, including easy recipes. Small gifts at 10 a.m. Make a unique luminary using a glass jar,
related to the weekly topic will be given when you Floor Cloth Class some Mod Podge and a little bit of paint. You will
eat lunch at the center a minimum of one day during Floor cloths were the earliest form of oor cover- bring in the photo, we will supply the rest of the ma-
each week of the month. Get your Nutrition Passport ings and today are a medium for artistic expression. terials. Call 301-475-4200, ext. *1658 (Must press the
stamped each time you attend lunch. Rack up those Experimental Art group leader, Barbara Ferrante, star key), or stop by the reception desk to get in on the
stamps to be entered into the grand prize drawing will lead a class using a pre-primed 22x33 canvas fun. Pre-registration is required.
at the end of the month! See the receptionist desk to to create a beautiful, one-of-a-kind piece of oor cloth
pick up your Nutrition Month Passport & free gifts on art on Thursday, Feb. 23, at the Northern Senior Ac-
Tuesday, Feb. 21. To make a reservation for lunch, call tivity Center. Using paint, stamps, and sponges you
301-475-4200, ext. *1050. can create a design as simple or as complex as you
desire. The class starts at 10 a.m. and will continue
as long as you need to create your masterpiece. Once
your design is complete, it will take 24 hours for the
wax to completely cure. The cost of the class is $40
and includes all materials. To sign up and pay for the
class in advance, please visit the front desk. For more
information regarding this class, call 301-475-4200,
ext. *3103.
Brought to you by the Commissioners of St. Marys County: James R. Guy, President; Michael L. Hewitt; Tom
Jarboe; Todd B. Morgan; John E. OConnor; and the Department of Aging & Human Services
Lofer Senior Activity Center 301-475-4200, ext. 1658 Garvey Senior Activity Center, 301-475-4200, ext. 1050
Northern Senior Activity Center, 301-475-4002, ext. 3101
Visit the Department of Agings website at www.stmarysmd.com/
aging for the most up-to date information.
26 Games The County Times Thursday, February 16, 2017
Kiddie ner
1. Baseball team 45. Pakrit language year of Our Lord) organization
5. Hymns 49. Home of 60 Minutes 8. __ and behold 38. Blood type
11. Actor Jared 50. Condemn 9. French young 40. Exhibition
12. Fragrance 51. Ailed women (abbr.) 41. Poisonous plant
Cor
16 __ Von Bismarck, 53. Elevated railroad 10. Scorch 42. Aluminum
Iron Chancellor 54. Rebelliousness 13. Notre Dame 44. Possesses
17. Nordic God 56. Ancient Greek city 14. Express disapproval 45. Penetrate with a
18. Weighed down 58. Clothing company 15. Cars need these sharp instrument
19. Coppolas mob epic (abbr.) 20. Not off 46. Ring-shaped objects
24. Nanogram 59. Member of the 21. Unit of mass 47. Speaks at church
25. Famed street artist cabbage family 22. You 48. Form in the mind
26. Identifier 60. Softens or smooths 23. Concealed 50. Selectors
27. 23rd letter of the 63. Mass of coagulated 27. Parent-teacher 51. Probability of
Greek alphabet liquid organizations default
28. In addition 64. Problems 29. Approximately 52. 2001 Spielberg film
29. Micturated 65. Irish Republic 3.14159 54. Where to get a
30. Shock 30. Chinese conception sandwich
31. Accept CLUES DOWN of poetry 55. Newts
33. Allotment 1. Dress
31. Satisfaction 57. Modus operandi
34. Eras 2. Deadly
32. College degree 61. Exists
38. Emerges 3. Says aloud
33. Formerly Ceylon: 62. Politico-economic
39. Cape Verde capital 4. PT Anderson film
__ Lanka union
40. __, United Arab __ Nights
34. Effeminate
Emirates capital 5. Teacher (abbr.)
35. Something to solve
WORD SCRAMBLE
Whats the Difference?
There are four things different between Picture A
and Picture B. Can you find them all?
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Confessions: 3-4 pm Saturday sun mOrning wOrship.............11:00 (301)934-6873
www.stceciliaparish.com sun evening wOrship.................7:00
wed evening prayer mtg.........7:00
St. GeorGe roman CatholiC ChurCh METHODIST CHURCH
ProClaiming thE ChangElEss
St. George Church:
word in a Changing world. Hollywood United Methodist Church
Saturday, 5:00 p.m. Sunday, 8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m.
24422 Mervell Dean Rd Hollywood, MD 20636
St. Francis Xavier Chapel:
Saturday, 7:00 p.m. (Memorial Day-Labor Day)
Jesus saves 301-373-2500
Weekday Mass Schedule: Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri, 1st Sat: 9:00 a.m. victOrybaptistchurchmd.Org Katie Paul, Pastor
Sunday Worship 8:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Confessions: Saturdays: 4:00 - 4:30 p.m. or by appointment
Sunday School for all ages 9:45 a.m.
HUGHESVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH All of our services are traditional.
19199 St. George Church Road Valley Lee, MD 20692 A member of the Southern Baptist Convention Child care is provided.
301-994-0607 www.saintgeorgeromancatholicchurch.org
8505 Leonardtown Road, Hughesville, MD 20637 Sunday Evening Youth Group
240-254-2765 or 301-274-3627 Christian Preschool and Kindergarten available
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Senior Pastor Dr. J. Derek Yelton
Associate Pastor Kevin Cullins
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Christ Episcopal Church Sunday School (all ages) 9:15 am
Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 am
King & Queen Parish founded 1692 Sunday Evening Worship & Bible Study 6:00 pm
25390 Maddox Road | Chaptico, MD 20621
Wednesday Discipleship Classes 7:00 pm
www.cckqp.net (Adults, youth & Children)
301-884-3451
21800 N. Shangri-La, Dr. #8
21800 N. Shangri-La, Dr. #8
PO Box 1260
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Sunday Worship Lexington Park, MD 20653
301-866-5772
301-866-5772
Pastor James L. Bell, Sr.
8:00am Holy Eucharist, Rite I Pastor James L. Bell, Sr.
jen@countytimes.net
301-866-5772
Tuesday
21800 N. Shangri-La, Dr. #8
Pastor James L. Bell, Sr. Tuesday
Evening Prayer 6:30 p.m.
Evening Prayer 6:30 p.m.
Bible Study 7 p.m.
Church Schedule PO Box 1260 Bible Study 7 p.m.
Sunday Lexington Park, MD 20653
Morning Prayer 9:30 a.m. 301-866-5772
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Associate Publisher Eric McKay Pastor James L. Bell, Sr.
Ofce Manager Tobie Pulliam for the residents of St. Marys County. The St. Marys County Times will be available
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