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Fences, permits and frustration: farmers find ways to battle deer (opens the original)
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Jeff Miller and his wife have owned Dixon Family Farm in St. Maryâs County for six years. Many residents might be familiar with the farm because they grow lavender and host an annual festival centered around the plant with fragrant, purple flowers. They also grow other flowers and vegetables and raise sheep, chickens, goats and donkeys. Over the years, the couple have noticed wildlife, like turkeys, rabbits and groundhogs, have come to their farm to eat their crops, Miller said. But deer are t
Southern Maryland Rapid Transit, road safety projects remain a priority (opens the original)
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Kathryn âKatieâ Thomson, Marylandâs transportation secretary, knew the Southern Maryland Rapid Transit project would be the focus of Tuesdayâs meeting before she entered the room. âI would have been shocked if it were otherwise,â she said during the Charles commissionersâ meeting. Southern Maryland Rapid Transit, also known as SMRT, is a 19-mile high-capacity transit corridor between Branch Avenue Metrorail Station in Prince Georgeâs County and the Waldorf-White Plains area in Ch
Make room for lobsters (opens the original)
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The La Plata Rotary Club held its 49th annual Lobster Fest on Sept. 27. Around 700 to 800 people attend and there were around 100 volunteers to help with the event. Each festival raises $50,000 to $70,000 to support, Children Aidâs Society and scholarships to graduating seniors. the community. Money raised went to local organizations like the Angelâs Watch Shelter, Each ticket includes two lobsters, a bowl of fried clams, hamburgers, hot dogs and sides. People enjoyed games, a silent action
Charles County briefs (opens the original)
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Charles public schools hold information nights for CTE, AP, and the dual enrollment/early college programs Charles public schools will hold information nights at middle and high schools in October for parents and students interested in learning about Career and Technical Education programs, the Advanced Placement pathway and the Dual Enrollment/Early College programs. Middle and high school students are encouraged to enroll in one of the three options. During the information nights, school distr
Fall fun on the farm (opens the original)
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The Harvest Festival at Horsmon Farms in St. Leonard opened on Sept. 19 and continues through Nov. 1. Tickets are $15 for kids and $12 for adults. Kids under two are free. Each weekend has different events. The festival has different vendors, a pumpkin patch, farm animal, pigs and duck races, a maze and hayrides. This year, the maze is in a shape of a dragon and is made with sudan grass. Horsmon Farms has chrysanthemums and pumpkins for sale. Goldie Strippy, 2, of Port Republic explores things t
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