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State Democrats set inaugural bash
Local events planned Inauguration balls are being planned in the area. Greater Waldorf Jaycees and Northern Democratic Club are teaming up to host an inaugural party Jan.
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Inaugural events planned in area
Other area events Inauguration balls are being planned in the area. -The Greater Waldorf Jaycees and Northern Democratic Club are teaming up to host an inaugural party Jan.
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Miss Motley's Caf
Host Terrcell Thompson holds a platter of salisbury steak in a cream sauce. Miss Motley's Caf 9501 Crain Highway, Bel Alton Hours: Wednesday-Sunday 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Entre prices: $9.99 all-you-can-eat Cash ...
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New Year's Eve hosts hope people in mood to celebrate
Party like it's 2009 A New Year's Eve dance will be held at Immaculate Conception parish hall 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Dec.
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New Year, inaugural events on tap
Several local groups are planning New Year's Eve events. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10081 will hold a family New Year's Eve event from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. There will be a pizza bar from 8 to 9 p.m. The event ...
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Relative to speak about illustrious Charles native Henson
James E. Henson Sr. will arrive in Bel Alton today toting reams of information and loads of photographs of Matthew Henson that he will be sharing during a discussion about how his great-uncle co-discovered the ...
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Dancing their way to appreciating art of Picasso
The art students in Gayle Kraus' class at Piccowaxen Middle school performed the Picasso Polka.
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Vampire Manor to open
Get ready to be scared out of your britches when Vampire Manor opens Thursday, Oct.
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Newburg accident causes oil spill
A dump truck carrying a potentially irritating chemical overturned during a single vehicle accident at 9:56 a.m. Thursday, spilling a small amount of motor oil in the 10200 block of Faulkner Road in Newburg.
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Thinking big in small business may pay entrepreneurs
Clarice, left, and Alfred Jackson ask questions about financial fundamentals and the current business climate of panelists during the Bel Alton High School Alumni Corporation's Small and Minority Business ...
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Waldorf youngster ready for his close-up
Logan Jenkins, 11, of Waldorf is heading for the bright lights of Broadway on Sept.
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Queen Nicotina contest chooses fairest one of all
The Queen Nicotina contestants are, in the bottom row, Andrea Duckett, left, Kayla Weimert, Lauren Dickerson, Lauren Wathen, Emily Dingus, Evelyn Brooke and Rachel Cutlip.
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A fairly old institution is turning 85
Siblings Louise Hindle Stine and J.T. Hindle have been lifelong supporters of the Charles County Fair.
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On the agenda
Obama Supporters of Charles County are sponsoring an Obama acceptance speech watch party beginning at 7:30 p.m. at WOW Wingery and Caf at 3010 Waldorf MarketPlace, Waldorf.
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We're putting out a newspaper with a lot of style
You might have wondered, if you ever send us press releases, why we change the things we change.
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Planned turnout huge for National Night Out events
Police and Charles County residents will take to the streets Tuesday for National Night Out, the annual event dedicated to crime prevention.
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Benefit car show scheduled
Get your motor running to the Charles County fairgrounds Aug. 2 for a car show fundraiser which will benefit the care of a local teen who has been battling a rare form of cancer since he was 14.
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Jude House boasts room for 40
Jude House Executive Director Dennis Logan, right, talks to Alternatives for Youth and Families representative Kenneth Cross during the Jude House open house last week.
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Charles Teen Avoids Attempted Murder Charge With Plea Deal
By Matt Zapotosky Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, July 31, 2008; Page SM03 One of two teenagers accused of shooting at a man after a drug deal went bad in a town called Welcome pleaded guilty Monday to ...
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School that closed bad chapter opens anew
Emma Short, left, a 1965 Bel Alton High School alumna, and Lucille Mason, right, who graduated in 1955, chat after the grand opening of the renovated school turned community center.
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With Somerset's many FHA home loan programs, owning your dream home is more than just a dream.
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