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Calvert Fines for Illegal Signs Jump to $500 - The Southern Maryland Chronicle
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Calvert Fines for Illegal Signs Jump to $500 - The Southern Maryland Chronicle

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PRINCE FREDERICK, Md.— Starting July 1, 2025, Calvert County will increase fines for placing unpermitted signs in public rights-of-way from $25 to $500 per sign, a measure aimed at enhancing public safety and preserving the county’s visual appeal. The Calvert County Department of Public Works will continue to remove unauthorized signs, which pose hazards to drivers and pedestrians by obstructing sightlines and creating debris risks. Unpermitted …See the Story
Caught On Camera: Suspect Sought For Walmart Shoplifting Incident In Calvert County - The BayNet
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Caught On Camera: Suspect Sought For Walmart Shoplifting Incident In Calvert County - The BayNet

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4th Of July Celebrations Planned All Across The MonDak
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4th Of July Celebrations Planned All Across The MonDak

Get ready for some good-old-fashioned 4th of July celebrations in the MonDak this year. Parades, barbecues, fireworks and more are scheduled at locations all around the area providing residents and visitors with plenty to do over the holiday. Lambert's Old-Fashioned 4th of July starts Thursday, July 3 with a Main St. tailgating party and BBQ burger supper from 7-9 p.m. Stick around for Music...See the Story

Calvert Takes First Steps Toward Building Transitional Housing For Domestic Violence Survivors - The BayNet

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North Beach Pier Construction Begins, Will Remain Open On Weekends - The BayNet

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Andrew Jackson “Jack” Brown, Jr., 80, - Southern Maryland News Net

Andrew Jackson “Jack” Brown, Jr., 80, of Dunkirk, Maryland, passed away on June 13, 2025, at Hospice of Charles County in Waldorf. Born on November 30, 1944, in Washington, D.C., Andrew was the eldest son of Mildred Iona (Ingram) and Andrew Jackson Brown, Sr. Jack grew up in Bradbury Heights and graduated from Suitland High School, class of 1962. He earned a master’s degree and had a lifelong career as a teacher and guidance counselor. He was al…Dunkirk · DunkirkRead Article

Solomons Dragon Boat Festival Could End Without New Organizers - The BayNet

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One Airlifted After Crash on Sixes Road in Prince Frederick - The BayNet

Photo Courtesy of Prince Frederick Volunteer Fire Department PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. — Emergency crews from the Prince Frederick Volunteer Fire Department responded late Friday night to a serious vehicle collision in the 4500 block of Sixes Road that left one patient pinned and requiring medevac transport to a trauma center. According to official reports, Squad 2, Engine 21, and Chief 2C arrived on the scene shortly after dispatch. Chief 2C was fi…Prince Frederick · Prince FrederickRead Article

Calvert County Welcomes Six New Corrections Officers - The BayNet

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$500 Fines Coming For Unpermitted Roadside Signs In Calvert County Starting July 1 - The BayNet

File photo PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. – Starting July 1, 2025, the fine for placing unpermitted signs in public right of ways will increase from $25 to $500 per sign. Calvert County Department of Public Works routinely removes unauthorized signage within the county right of ways to ensure public safety and maintain the county’s visual landscape. The removed signs are stored at the Appeal Landfill, located at 401 Sweetwater Road in Lusby for two weeks…Calvert County · Calvert CountyRead Article

Early Armory Pavilion Plans Approved, Offering New Public Space In Prince Frederick - The BayNet

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