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La Plata Lines The Streets For Annual Salute To Veterans Parade
LA PLATA, Md. — The sun was out in La Plata on Sunday, Nov. 8, and so were the neighbors. They lined the downtown sidewalks for the annual Salute to Veterans Parade, as riders on the American Legion Post 82 float waved to the crowd. Junior ROTC cadets from...
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Two-Week Shutdown Coming To Southern Community Center And Southern Pines In Lusby
PRINCE FREDERICK, Md.– The Calvert County Department of Community Resources, Office on Aging, advises residents that the Southern Community Center and Southern Pines Senior Center will be temporarily closed Monday, Nov. 9, through Sunday, Nov. 22, for scheduled maintenance. Meals on Wheels will continue to be delivered as scheduled.
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Waldorf Zaxby’s Marks First Anniversary With Food Deals, Games And Giveaways
WALDORF, Md. — The drive-thru drew long lines when Maryland’s first Zaxby’s opened in Waldorf last November. A year later, the restaurant is bringing out the wings, sauce samples and face paint for its first anniversary. The restaurant opened Nov. 12, 2025. At its Dec. 2 ribbon-cutting,...
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Rabies case confirmed in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE — A confirmed rabies case in Cambridge is keeping pet owners on their toes. According to a Facebook post from the Dorchester County Dog Control, rabies was confirmed by the Talbot County Humane Society and the Dorchester County health department has been notified. John Griep, a spokesperson for the Dorchester County Health Department, told The Star Democrat that lab testing confirmed the kitten had rabies. In a Facebook post shared by Dorchester County Dog Control, a Cambridge resident said the kitten came from a feral cat colony and bit her when she tried to pick it up. The resident said she lives on Horns Point Road. “The person who was bitten is getting a series of rabies vaccinations. All animal bites, scratches, or other possible rabies exposure in Dorchester County must be immediately reported to our environmental health office at 443-521-4996,” Griep said. Officials advised, if you see an animal acting strange and aggressive please steer clear and contact the appropriate authorities in regards to next steps. Pet owners whose dog or cat has a run-in with a wild or stray animal should take a few steps right away to protect themselves and their animal, according to state and