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Not Again! Huntingtown Residents Face Another Round Of Flooding
Neighbors spent the day trying to save homes stricken by the wind whipped waters of the Chesapeake Bay This year's storms have washed away about 60 ft of beach leaving vulnerable about half a dozen homes on Beach Drive.
Mother Nature unleashed her fury at the end of last week with heavy rains and north easterly winds causing tidal surges and flooding in several parts of the county and eroding the public beach in North Beach again.
A 51-year-old Huntingtown man died after being flown by helicopter from the scene of a crash at the intersection of Route 4 and Sheckells Road in Huntingtown on Wednesday.
(Sports news update) Appeals committee upholds Westlake used ineligible player
On Tuesday, a Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association appeals committee upheld a Charles County Public Schools' ruling on Monday that the Westlake football program used an ineligible player for four games during the regular season and must forfeit each of those contests.
Chesapeake Bay Community Needs Help
HUNTINGTOWN, Md. Exhausted residents of the Neeld Estate Neighborhood near Plums Point are seeking help from volunteers and the National Guard to save their flooded homes.
No day at the beach as cleanup begins
A neighborhood woke up with aching backs and shoulders today, but they don't seem to mind, because their efforts appear to have saved several homes threatened by this week's wicked nor'easter. When high water began to close in on her waterfront cottage along the Chesapeake Bay in Calvert County, Anne Jones called everyone she could think of to help ...
Md. Residents Try to Save Homes from Nor'easter
HUNTINGTOWN, Md. - High tide is placing a Maryland neighborhood in serious jeopardy.
WWII canteen conjures up memories for seniors
Annita Graybeal of Huntingtown poses with a picture of her late husband Oswald Grant Graybeal.
Zeta Brady, left, of Huntingtown holds 13-year-old Felix while veterinarian Susan Gordon-Garcia checks his heart and breathing at the Brady home.
Objective: Get a job; First step: Survive the interview
At the moment, jobseekers can use all the help they can get. Fortunately, Calvert residents have free resources available to them.
Another rash of vehicle burglaries was reported in a Huntingtown neighborhood right before dawn last Tuesday, Oct.
Commissioners loosen rules on charity games
The Calvert County Board of County Commissioners voted Tuesday to reduce the amount of organization members required at charitable Texas Hold'Em poker games.
It's not too late for a crab feast
Picking steamed blue crabs is a summer tradition, but this time of year is also a good time to buy them.
Re-enactors play out Battle of Hastings
Patty Cooper of Blairstown, N.J., cooks a pot of 11th century lamb stew over an authentic peat fire.
Old Wallville School dedicated
The restored Old Wallville School as pictured on a handout available for visitors.
Ceremony pays tribute to 'life-long learners'
Charles Bearns shakes the hand of Calvert County Public Schools Superintendent after receiving his high school diploma to loud cheers from family and friends Wednesday night at the 15th annual Adult Education Graduation Ceremony at Huntingtown High School.
SNOW HILL -- Furnace Town will host a presentation on the haunted history of the Pocomoke Swamp on Saturday and Sunday.
Church hammers out hope and love
The Prince Frederick home of Florence, Amos and William Green is currently being renovated by Emmanuel Church in Huntingtown.
Concert fights to end hunger, bring unity
Liz Chambers opened the second annual End Hunger in Calvert County benefit concert Saturday with a couple of songs at the Calvert County Fairgrounds in Barstow.
Kings Landing braces for Norman conquest of Calvert
The battlefield is set for a medieval invasion of Huntingtown from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct.