Leonardtown News

The streets of Leonardtown have been torn up for months by a project that ran into unexpected trouble, but the end should be in sight soon, according to a state highway official.

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Above, Staff Sgt. Michael Edwards plays taps at a ceremony Saturday for John Thomas Abell, who went missing in action in 1945.

The leftovers of Tropical Storm Ida turned into a nor'easter and targeted St. Mary's in particular on Wednesday and Thursday, bringing heavy rain, high winds and high tides.

The business partner of political candidate John A. Mattingly Jr. was granted a $50,000 cash bond Wednesday in St.

Cpl. Margaret Smolarsky, right, comforts Cindy and Greg Lohman as they view the wreath they laid Wednesday at the Leonardtown veterans memorial in honor of their son, Sgt.

Elsie Mae and Mary Fender, residents of Cedar Lane Apartments in Leonardtown, help other volunteers put together emergency kits for seniors.

The St. Mary's County Board of Education approved construction documents Tuesday for the Leonardtown Middle School renovation project, to be bid in January and start later next spring.

The St. Mary's Animal Welfare League and St. Mary's Department of Public Safety's Animal Control Division have teamed up to encourage donations of animal shelters and bedding that county residents can use for their pets.

W.C. and Nancy Watts, longtime Breton Bay residents, have never been serious vegetable gardeners.

The volunteer board for the Marcey House in Leonardtown came before the St. Mary's County commissioners Tuesday in a testy exchange about their role in the halfway house's oversight.

Zeta Brady, left, of Huntingtown holds 13-year-old Felix while veterinarian Susan Gordon-Garcia checks his heart and breathing at the Brady home.

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Just four schools and one college have held mass vaccinations for the H1N1 flu in St.

A judge ordered Wednesday that a Lexington Park woman be allowed to stay at a rehabilitation halfway house as she awaits trial on charges of breaking into eight homes and stealing property.

La Plata elected officials are gathering support from other municipal leaders in Southern Maryland to submit a bill in the 2010 Maryland General Assembly in Annapolis that will address serious issues with a state stormwater management law that they say severely hampers the ability to move forward with redevelopment projects.

The legend of St. Mary's County's witch, Moll Dyer, says she was forced out of her home south of Leonardtown on the coldest night of the winter in February 1697.

Growing up in Kent County , she became fond of oyster stew, steamed oysters and fried oysters.

The 2009 National Oyster Cook-Off took place in Leonardtown, Md. last weekend, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Lexington Park and the Maryland Department of Agriculture Seafood Marketing as part of the annual St.

Tres Hundertmark, owner of the Lobster Trap restaurant in Asheville, N.C., tears into an oyster Sunday during the men's championship shucking contest at the St.