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CONTENTS
LOCAL NEWS 3

COPS AND COURTS 11

LOCAL 9
BERNIE FOWLER 13
SRO saves student’s life.

COMMUNITY 14

EDUCATION 17
BERNIE FOWLER 12
SPORTS 18 Bernie Fowler, who died Dec. 12, with his SPORTS 18
wife Betty, who predeceased him. The rockfish are running..

CALENDAR 19
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Thursday, December 16, 2021 The Calvert County Times Local News 3

State Redistricting Coming to Next General

Assembly
By Dick Myers, Editor
And Guy Leonard, Staff Writer
State Democrats have pushed through
their congressional redistricting maps
on party line votes — drawn by their
own party — in a legislative special ses-
sion which Gov. Larry Hogan quickly
vetoed, calling them an embarrassment
and a prime example of gerrymandering.
The Democrats just as quickly over-
rode Hogan’s veto, but lawmakers on the
other side of the aisle say the fight is not
over.
Del. Jerry Clark (R: 29-C, Calvert and
St. Mary’s) called the Democratic map-
making a “power grab.”
Clark said when the legislators con-
vened for the special session last week
the outcome was a foregone conclusion Del Jerry Clark Del Todd Eberly
with his party having little say in the
matter.
Clark said the only hope is for a court schemes for redistricting. mittee charged with reviewing BOCC number of election districts; change how
challenge “to stop this gerrymandering.” “Maryland’s state level districts are election districts and boundaries follow- commissioners are elected (countywide
The congressional map drawn by every bit as gerrymandered as the con- ing the decennial census to account for or within their home election districts
the legislature doesn’t change the sta- gressional ones,” Eberly said. “But it population changes. only); change how the president pf the
tus quo in Southern Maryland, with all would take some creative and likely The Redistricting Committee will BOCC is elected, whether by registered
three counties remaining intact in the 5th impossible lines being drawn to change consider public input on the current voters for a four-year term or by the
Congressional District along with parts the political landscape in Southern structure of the BOCC election districts BOCC each year,
of Prince George’s, now represented by Maryland. and formulate a recommendation to the dickmyers@[Link] or
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, “It’s difficult to draw lines to dilute BOCC on whether to: keep the current guyleonard@[Link]
who this week filed for re-election. GOP majority here.” three election districts; increase the
Big changes could occur, however, Eberly said it was difficult to specu-

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Christmas Decorations Curry: Masks Aren’t
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The requirement for students to wear
masks in Calvert County Public Schools
Christmas & Winter (CCPS) continues to be emotional and con-
Indoor Blooms troversial. A speaker at the Dec. 9 Calvert
County Board of Education meeting public
comment time made it clear that some par-
Traditional Christmas ents want to see them be a thing of the past.
But School Superintendent Dr. Daniel
Great Garden Gifts Curry doesn’t think that’s going to happen Calvert County Superintendent of Schools
anytime soon. Dr. Daniel Curry
Curry said at the meeting, “With regard don’t think we’re near any of them at this
to the issue of masks, I thought I’d say point.
something about the State Board of Educa- “So, I don’t see us in that consideration
tion’s position this week. They did, as the anytime soon.”
Birding state superintendent would like to say, offer Before Curry gave that assessment, par-
an off ramp to get away from the mandato- ent Amanda Wilson called for the school
ry mask mandate, but it’s not an easy target system to challenge the state school board’s
to hit. They did indicate that they’re extend- decision.
Fall & Winter Gardening ing the mask mandate or hope to; this has The board of education was originally
to be approved by a legislative committee. scheduled to meet with the Calvert County
But they’ve changed their proposal to ex- Board of County Commissioners at their
tending the mass mandate, but they allow Dec. 14 meeting but that was rescheduled
there’s a couple of openings. One of them for Dec. 21.
Indoor Gardening is if 80 percent of the students in the school The school board’s limiting public par-
and 80 percent of the staff at the school are ticipation to 10 speakers per meeting is sure
Tropical Foliage arriving Weekly. vaccinated. Then the superintendent could
come See WhaT’S neW. to come up at that joint session. The school
consider that school to be able to be mask board at the Dec. 9 meeting once again re-
optional. jected a motion by member Pat Nutter to
Pottery for Indoor Decorating “We are not near any of those kinds of rescind the policy. The motion failed 2-3.
numbers either for that or some of the oth- dickmyers@[Link]
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NURSERY
Teen Dies After St.
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Deputies from the Calvert County Sher-
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Stephen Thomas Knott, 45, of St. Inigoes.
The driver and passenger of the Ford F250
refused medical treatment and were re-
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motor vehicle collision. Due to the circum- Crash Reconstruction Unit has been work-
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Charlotte Hall Prince Frederick Oakville
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Thursday, December 16, 2021 The Calvert County Times Local News 7

Police Accountability Board Makeup Still at Issue

Aired at Second Public Meeting
By Dick Myers Both speakers supported an all-citizen unless pardoned.
Editor PAB. – Shall not have a charge pending for
Even though the Calvert County Board On the other hand, several speakers a crime punishable by imprisonment ex-
of County Commissioners (BOCC) has urged support of former commissioner ceeding one year
reduced to a maximum of two of the Tim Hutchins’ plan for a board heavily and – Must be able to comprehend
nine members of the proposed Police Ac- weighted with former law enforcement spoken and written English and speak
countability Board (PAB) with previous officers. and write English proficiently enough to
law enforcement experience, that’s two Newly elected Republican Central complete a standard form application for
too many according to some of the speak- Committee Chairman Cal Steuart said, appointment.
ers at a Dec. 9 public meeting. “We don’t want to get in the way of our • To be eligible for appointment, a re-
About a dozen people spoke at the police officers protecting the county.” tired law enforcement officer must have
second meeting to solicit public input on “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” Steuart been separated from law enforcement for
the makeup of the board mandated by said. a minimum of three years.
the Maryland General Assembly for all Calvert Country NAACP Branch • The length of term of appointment
Maryland counties as part of police re- President Michael Kent praised the re- County Attorney John Norris has been reduced to three years, and
form. County Attorney John Norris con- visions made by the BOCC. Although (1) women be 50 percent of the mem- no member may serve more than three
ducted the meeting. Citizen participation admitting the proposal wasn’t perfect, he bership; and terms.
versus law enforcement experience still said, “Overall it’s a very good effort from (2) Not less than three members shall • The Chair of the Accountability
is the major stumbling block. where we stand.” be from minority populations within the Board no longer need be retired law en-
James Field said he was a “survivor of But Christina Mackall called for the county. forcement officer, but the requirement of
police brutality,” after being stopped for board makeup to be 50 percent minor- – Be composed of not less than two State law that the Chair have “relevant
a car light being out. ity instead of mandating just three of the members from each County Commis- experience”, is carried forward.
After being forced to the ground and nine members be minority. sioner District. • It is no longer required that the Chair
handcuffed, Field said one of the officers “The PAB needs to be people who look and – One member should be a mental of the Accountability Board serve as the
said, “Who are you going to call now?” like me,” said Mackall, who is black. health practitioner. Chair of the Charging Committee.
Field charged, “Police see themselves But another speaker said the makeup • Members of the Accountability Board • The Charging Committee will elect
as a uniformed gang,” adding, “they should reflect how the county looks. shall be eligible to sit as a juror, meeting its Chair from among its members annu-
feel they are entitled to preferential Norris reported the BOCC made the an adaptation of the requirements of Md. ally at its first meeting on or after July 1.
treatment.” following changes since the first public Ann. Code, Courts and Judicial Proceed- • The Chair of the Charging Commit-
School board member Antoine White, meeting: ings, § 8-103 tee shall serve no more than two consec-
who is African American, said, “I also • Members of the Accountability – Not having been convicted of a utive terms as the Chairperson.
was a victim of an incident in the coun- Board must, to the extent practicable: – crime punishable by imprisonment97 ex- Norris said the BOCC will hold a pub-
ty,” adding “I was treated pretty badly.,” Represent reflect the racial, gender, and ceeding32one year and received a sentence lic hearing before finalizing the makeup
He said though he reported it and “it cultural diversity of Calvert County, in- of imprisonment for more than one year, of the PAB.
was taken care of.” cluding express provisions that: dickmyers@[Link]
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Mike Miller’s Life Celebrated

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Senator Miller’s accomplishments
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Miller successfully shepherded
key bills that benefited our com- to come”, stated Patrick J. “Irish”
munity, including funding for Mahoney, Mayor of the Town of
school construction, community Chesapeake Beach.
projects, parks and recreation, im- The town will continue to cel-
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School Resource Officer Commissioners Seek

Hailed as a Hero Authority for Local Bid
Commended for Life- Saving Actions
Preference
Part of Requests to Legislature
By Dick Myers meeting at which the package was
Editor unanimously approved 4-0. Commis-
The Calvert County Board of County sioner President Buddy Hance wasn’t in
Commissioners (BOCC) will be asking attendance.
the county’s legislative delegation for One of the items to be presented
authority to create a policy for giving doesn’t require legislation. The report
bidding preference to county firms. from the county’s Compensation Re-
The proposal is part of a seven-item view Committee doesn’t recommend
legislative package that will be present- any changes in compensation for county
ed to the lawmakers before they go into elected officials.
session in Annapolis on Jan. 12 of next Other items to be presented to the leg-
year. islators are:
Lucas and his hero (friend for life) Deputy Parks The idea has come up on several occa- • Authorizing county staff to do ma-
sions recently in which a local company rine construction duties without
Calvert County Sheriff’s Dep- not able to respond vocally. The missed being the low bidder by a small needing a special license, similar to
uty and School Resource Offi- student, Lucas Craun signaled to amount. state and federal employees.
cer (SRO) Kam Parks on Dec. 2 Parks that he was choking. Parks Commissioner Chris Gadway, new to • Earmarks the county’s five percent
walked into the cafeteria at Windy successfully performed the Heim- the job, wondered why there wasn’t some hotel tax for marketing instead of the
Hill Middle School for routine lich Maneuver on Lucas, which mechanism to allow the preference. monies going into the general fund.
lunch duty with his 8th grade stu- ultimately saved his life. Although it has been kicked around • A placeholder for capital bond au-
dents. It was business as usual, The sheriff’s office is happy before, there has been fear of retaliation thority. The exact amount of the re-
until Deputy Parks observed what to report Lucas is ok and beyond by neighboring counties against Calvert quest has not been determined.
appeared to be a child in distress proud and grateful for Deputy companies bidding there. • Gives the county the authority to en-
out of the corner of his eye. Parks Parks swift thinking and lifesav- The proposal doesn’t mandate it but ter into multi-year contracts.
immediately sprang into action. ing actions. only gives the county authority to do it • Allows Sunday hunting on public
Deputy Parks asked the student Press Release from Calvert County at a later date after a public hearing. lands during hunting season. It’s
if he was ok, but due to the emer- Sheriff’s Office. “Without this we can’t do anything,” currently allowed on private lands.
gency at hand, the student was Gadway said at the BOCC Dec. 14 dickmyers@[Link]

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10 Local News The Calvert County Times Thursday, December 16, 2021

What’s Coming to Calvert

1) SPR-2018-286, Calvert Gate- The submittal was accepted Octo- Bay Engineering posed 10,395 square foot building
way, Lot 4 (*Christine Finamore ber 28, 2020. Agent: WBCM (5) CSPR-138234, Lynco Flex for commercial retail space with
x2321) Located at 10825 Town 3) CSPR-138210, First Lutheran Space, CCIP Lot 45C (*Christine parking and site improvements.
Center Boulevard, Dunkirk, on a Church Addition (*Olivia Vidotto Finamore x2321) Located at 65 This project is on private water
4.3 acre lot, zoned Dunkirk Town x2379) Located at 6300 Southern Jibsail Drive, Prince Frederick, on and sewer. The submittal was ac-
Center. Maryland Boulevard, Hunting- Lot 45C of Calvert County Indus- cepted July 28, 2021. Agent: Bay
Proposed 15,890 square foot town, currently on one parcel con- trial Park, consisting of 208 acres, Engineering
building for commercial retail sisting of 5.6 acres, zoned RCD. Zoned I-1. 9) SPR-142728, Lusby Villas
space with parking and site im- An approved Replat with a sec- The project proposes a 9,000 (*Christine Finamore x2321) Lo-
provements. This project is on ond parcel owned by the Church, square foot Flex Space facility cated at 11770, Lusby Parkway,
private water and sewer. The sub- will bring the total acreage to 8.1 and associated improvements on Lusby on 26.23 acres, Zoned Lus-
mittal was accepted December 19, for the proposed project. The sub- the site. The submittal was ac- by Town Center, Village Residen-
2018. Agent: Bay Engineering mittal proposes construction of a cepted April 28, 2021. Agent: Col- tial Office District.
2) SPR-2020-315, Dunkirk Dis- one story 2,900 square foot addi- linson, Oliff & Associates Proposed 276 Multi-Family
trict Park-Tennis Courts/Parking tion with basement to the existing (6) SPR-138176, Armory Apartment Units, community cen-
Lot (*Christine Finamore x2321) church. Existing classroom trailer Square (*Christine Finamore ter, associated parking lots, utili-
Located at 10750 Southern Mary- will be removed upon completion x2321) Located at 435 North Solo- ties and related infrastructure.
land Boulevard, Dunkirk, on one of this project. The submittal was mons Island Road, Prince Freder- This project is on public water and
parcel consisting of 81.42 acres, accepted March 24, 2021. Agent: ick on 12.95 acres, Zoned Prince sewer. The submittal was accept-
zoned Dunkirk Town Center. Wilkerson & Associates Frederick Town Center, New ed September 22, 2021. Agent:
The submittal proposes addi- 4) CSPR-138164, Prince Fred- Town District. Barrett & Associates
tional amenities and parking to the erick Crossing, Phase 4 (*Olivia This project proposes approxi- 10) CSPR-142742, Magno-
existing public park. Scope of the Vidotto x2379) mately 109,050 square feet of new lia Ridge (*Christine Finamore
project consists of three groups of Located at 30 Thoroughbred commercial buildings, parking x2321) Located at the corner of
tennis courts, parking lot and an Drive, Prince Frederick, on 2.3 lots, utilities and related infra- Dares Beach Road and Fox Run
ADA accessible restroom build- acres zoned Prince Frederick structure. The submittal resumed Boulevard, Prince Frederick on
ing in the back portion of the park. Town Center, Forest District. agency review May 5, 2021. 31.20 acres, Zoned Prince Freder-
Also being proposed is a new on- The proposed project includes Agent: Barrett & Associates ick Town Center, Village District.
site septic system, connection to 20 townhouse units and a future (7) CSPR-138218, Barstow Proposed 96 multi-family apart-
existing on-site water well and commercial area to be developed Convenience Center (*Olivia Vi- ment units and 164 townhouse
site electrical service for lighting at a later date. The submittal was dotto x2379) Located at 340 Staf- units with associated site improve-
the tennis courts and parking lot. accepted March 24, 2021. Agent: ford Road, Prince Frederick on ments. This project is on public
three separate parcels consisting water & sewer. The submittal was
of 83.07 acres, Zoned RCD/EC. accepted October 28, 2021. Agent:
The project proposes replace- Barrett & Associates
ment of the existing recycling 11) CSPR-142744, Dominion
HOLIDAY INN SOLOMONS 155 Holiday Drive center with a new facility that in- Energy Regional Park (*Christine
Solomons, MD cludes improved customer park- Finamore x2321) Located at 10495

New
Soon to be ….. SOLOMONS INN Resort & Marina
ing, vehicular circulation and S. Solomons Island Road, Lusby,
separating public vehicles from on 179.44 acres, Zoned RCD.
County vehicles. Site utilities will Proposed Phase I, includes multi
be connected to services currently athletic fields, bathroom facili-

Year’s
supplying the existing mainte- ties, pavilions, trails, a mountain
nance building. The submittal was bike course and pump track, to-
accepted June 23, 2021. Agent: taling 14,495 gross square feet of
WBCM development. 650 parking spaces
8) CSPR-138320, Dunkirk are provided per the approved
Gateway Business Center, Lot 11 Park Master Plan. This project is

Eve
(*Christine Finamore x2321) Lo- on public water & sewer. The sub-
cated at 10375 Town Center Bou- mittal was accepted November 17,
PARTY levard, Dunkirk on 2.66 acres,
Zoned Dunkirk Town Center. Pro-
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Thursday, December 16, 2021 The Calvert County Times Cops & Courts 11

CALVERT COUNTY SHERIFF’S

OFFICE CRIME REPORT
During the week of November 29 – December 5, deputies of the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office responded to 1,527 calls for service throughout the community.

Burglary: 21-67561 white Honda CR-125 dirt bike. The confrontation. Marshall attempted to change and cut
On November 30, 2021, Deputy value of stolen property is $5,000.000 kick the victim’s door in, in an attempt off a vehicle
Murphy responded to the 2900 block and estimated value of damaged prop- to break in the home. Marshall was nearly causing
of Stinnett Road in Huntingtown, erty is $25.00. detained and transported to the Cal- an accident.
MD for report of a burglary that had ARRESTS vert County Detention Center where Upon making
already occurred. The complainant On December 3, 2021, Deputy he was charged with Attempted Bur- contact with
advised sometime between 6 p.m. Ashely and DFC R. Evans responded glary-3rd Degree, Assault-2nd Degree, Young, a strong
on Nov. 29 and 6 a.m. on Nov. 30, to report of a burglary in progress in Resist/Interfere with Arrest, Failure to odor of marijua-
unknown suspect(s) entered the resi- the 600 block of Silver Rock Road Obey a Reasonable/Lawful Order. na was emitting
dence through the unlocked door and in Lusby, MD. Upon arrival, depu- On December 3, 2021, Deputy from the vehicle.
Malcom Carl Young
then exited through a separate locked ties observed two males at the front Aranda conducted a traffic stop on Deputy Boerum
back door. Nothing appears to have door of the residence trying to break southbound Rt. 4 in the area of Ferry observed mari-
been stolen. in. Investigation revealed one of the Landing Road in Dunkirk, MD. The juana in plain view. A vehicle search
Burglary: 21-67305 suspects, Michael Dean Pistorio II, driver, Brandon Wells Parker, 33 revealed a knife, a plastic bag of raw
On November 29, 2021, Deputy R. 21 of Lusby, of Prince Fred- marijuana, and two plastic bags con-
McCourt and S/DFC Flynt responded MD had repeat- erick, MD, taining a whitish rock like substance
to the 3600 block of Basking Ridge edly kicked and advised he had (suspected crack/cocaine). Young was
Drive in Huntingtown, MD for the beaten the front an active war- transported to the Calvert County De-
report of a Burglary in Progress. The door in. Pistorio rant through the tention Center where he was charged
complainant advised she heard noises was detained Calvert County with CDS: Possession-Not Marijuana.
in the basement and discovered the and transported Sheriff’s Of- On December 1, 2021, Deputy Ta-
basement door to have opened after to the Calvert fice for failure vares and Deputy Savick conducted
confirming it was closed moments County Deten- to appear for a traffic stop in the area of Bayside
prior. Nothing appears to have been tion Center an assault case. Road and 15th Street in Chesapeake
stolen. A nearby witness observed where he was Michael Dean Pistorio II Deputy Aranda Brandon Wells Parker Beach, MD. The driver, Brittany
a man in the woods wearing a black charged with for confirmed Anne Rainbolt,
jacket/hoodie with a white stripe run- Burglary-First Degree, Burglary-3rd the active arrest warrant and placed 34 of Chesa-
ning away from the witness into the Degree, Disorderly Conduct and Mali- Parker in custody. A vehicle search peake Beach,
woods. No other suspect information cious Destruction of Property Less revealed two hypodermic syringes MD, was oper-
is available at this time. than $1000.00. and two burnt soda can bottoms, both ating a vehicle
Destruction of Property: 21-68476 On December 5, 2021, Deputy containing heroin residue. Parker was with an inoper-
On December 4, 2021, Deputy T. Morrison responded to the Safeway transported to the Calvert County De- able taillight and
Bowen responded to the 800 block of located at 80 W. Dares Beach Road tention Center where he was charged failed to pro-
Whispering Pine Circle in Lusby, MD in Prince Frederick, MD for report of with CDS: Possession-Not Marijuana duce a vehicle
for a reported destruction of property. trespassing. The complainant advised and CDS: Possession of Paraphernalia. registration. A
The complainant advised the rear win- Robert Webb Owens III, 27 of no On December 2, 2021, Deputy vehicle search Brittany Anne Rainbolt
dow of her vehicle had been smashed fixed address, Shoemaker responded to Chance Ct. revealed, clear
out. The estimated value of damaged had been tres- and Armiger Road in Prince Fred- plastic cellophane with a white pow-
property is $1,000.00. passed indefi- erick, MD for the report of a subject dery residue (suspect crack-cocaine)
Destruction of Property: 21-68658 nitely from the passed out in the roadway in front of a and a clear tube also containing a
On December 5, 2021, Deputy property on Nov. vehicle. The subject was identified as white powdery residue (suspected
Strong responded to the 12400 block 6, 2021. Ow- Kyle William Samson, 32 of Prince crack-cocaine). A search of the pas-
of Catalina Drive in Lusby, MD for ens was placed Frederick, MD, senger’s person, Caden Edward
the report of damaged property. The under arrest who appeared to Dalrymple, 27
complainant advised two vehicles and transported be under the in- of Chesapeake
parked at the residence had lewd graf- to the Calvert fluence. Samson Beach, MD, re-
fiti drawn on the windshields of both County Deten- Robert Webb Owens III advised there vealed two clear
vehicles. The value of damaged prop- tion Center was controlled smoking devices
erty is unknown at this time. where he was charged with Trespass- dangerous sub- and one capsule
Destruction of Property: 21-68246 ing: Private Property. stances inside containing a
On December 3, 2021, Deputy Mor- On December 4, 2021, DFC T. his vehicle. A while powdery
rison responded to the 7800 block of Buckler responded to 12300 block of search of the residue. Rainbolt
Arbor Way in Owings, MD a reported Rousby Hall Rd in Lusby, MD for a vehicle revealed and Dalrymple
Kyle William Samson
destruction of property. The complain- possible burglary. Investigation re- 9 hypodermic were detained Caden Edward
ant advised she observed an intention- vealed Michael Sean Marshall, 35 of needles, two and transported Dalrymple
al key mark approximately 1.5-2 feet Lusby, MD had plastic cut straws, several capsules of to the Calvert
across the left front and rear door of stormed onto suspected heroin and one capsule of County Detention Center. Rainbolt
a vehicle parked at the residence. The a neighbor’s Xanax. Samson was transported to was charged with CDS: Possession
vehicle had not been moved in several property and the Calvert County Detention Cen- Not Marijuana and Caden was charged
days. The estimated value of property initiated a verbal ter where he was charged with CDS: with CDS: Possession-Not Marijuana
damage is $500.00. altercation with Possession-Not Marijuana and CDS: and CDS: Possession of Paraphernalia.
Theft: 21-68202 the victim. The Possession of Paraphernalia. Editor’s Note: The above arrests
On December 3, 2021, Deputy T. victim attempted On December 4, 2021, DFC Boerum are not an indication of guilt or in-
Bowen responded to 1200 block of to get away from conducted a traffic stop on south- nocence as the cases have not been
Adelina Road in Prince Frederick, Marshall, but bound Rt. 4 in the area of Sherry adjudicated.
MD for report of a theft. The com- Marshall fol- Michale Sean Marshall Lane in Prince Frederick, MD. The
plainant advised unknown suspect(s) lowed the victim driver, Malcolm Carl Young, 45 of
broke into his shed and stole a red and to his residence and continued the Forestville, MD, made an unsafe lane
12 Feature The Calvert County Times Thursday, December 16, 2021

Calvert Loses a Legend: Be

By Dick Myers
Editor
He was proud of being a World
War II veteran, having served in
the Navy and awarded the Asiat-
ic-Pacific, American Theatre, and
Victory medals.
He came home to Calvert Coun-
ty and became a businessman.
Soon he entered a long career as
a public servant.
His list of volunteer activities
would go on for pages.
He was a deeply religious man.
He was a family man, complete-
ly devoted to his wife of 69 years.
Bernie Fowler, a Calvert Coun-
ty legend who died Dec. 12 at the
age of 97 at his home at Asbury-
Solomons, will probably have his
lasting legacy firmly embodied in
his love of the Patuxent River.
Enter the name Bernie Fowler
in your computer search engine
and a long Wikipedia entry will
pop up, “He was a Calvert County
Commissioner from 1970 to 1982,
and served in the Maryland Sen-
ate between 1983 and 1994. Fowl-
er is best known for his advocacy
for the cleanup of the Patuxent Berine Fowler and his wife Betty
River, the largest river to be
found entirely within the State of “Each June at Jefferson Pat- pleasure of knowing - a man of and to the health and sustain-
Maryland. terson Park & Museum, Fowler the utmost integrity and compas- ability of the Patuxent River and
“Prior to being elected to public held a ‘wade-in’ into the Patux- sion.  A man of vision and humil- Chesapeake Bay were legendary.
office, Fowler was an avid fish- ent River, where he and others ity.  His passion for his beloved The Patuxent and Chesapeake
erman who would wade into the would walk into the waters of the Patuxent River drove almost half are cleaner and clearer because
Patuxent River and make note Patuxent River until their feet a century of his life's work to re- he had the courage to stand up
of the clarity of the water. After were no longer visible. The event store the river to what he knew as to polluters and organized Mary-
noticing the clarity of the water was previously held at Broomes a young man.  He developed one landers to take action for con-
slowly diminishing, Fowler chose Island but was institutionalized of the first - and most impactful servation. Bernie was a man I
to run for Calvert County Com- at JPPM in 2010. Fowler did the citizen science programs of which greatly admired, a mentor to me
missioner in 1970 and make the annual tradition in order to bring I know- his simple wade in, dur- and so many others, and I was
health of the Patuxent River a key awareness to the water clar- ing which he measured how far proud to call a dear, dear friend
issue. After serving over a decade ity levels of the Patuxent River. out he could wade into the Patux- for decades. 
as county commissioner, Fowler In recent years, the ‘wade-in’ ent River and still see his ‘white “I was honored to wade into the
was elected to the Maryland Sen- has become a noteworthy pub- sneakers.’    Patuxent with him every year and
ate, where he remained until his lic event, with numerous public “His passion for the river was to help him measure our prog-
retirement from public office in officials joining Fowler in the informed by many scientists at ress in ensuring that future gen-
the mid-1990s. walk, including Maryland Gover- CBL - most notably Don Heinle erations could truly treasure the
“Fowler, as an early-1970s nors Martin O'Malley and Robert (unknown to many - but another Chesapeake and its watershed. 
Calvert County Commissioner, Ehrlich, Democratic Party con- scientist of integrity), and Wal- “I will miss Bernie’s wisdom
led the way in a lawsuit filed gressional majority leader Steny ter Boynton (another scientist of and wit, his kind nature, and his
by downriver Charles, Cal- Hoyer and U.S Senator Barbara integrity). He was one of our big- warm and engaging spirit; he ex-
vert and St. Mary's counties Mikulski. The ‘wade-in’ has been gest supporters. He was forever emplified Lincoln’s admonition of
against upriver counties. The an annual tradition since 1988.” grateful to generations of CBL re- ‘malice toward none and charity
lawsuit forced the state, the up- His given name was Clyde Ber- searchers and scientists who were for all.’ Bernie was a man of great
river counties, and the U.S. Envi- nard Fowler, but no one called willing to talk to him and explain faith and a fervent American
ronmental Protection Agency to him anything but Bernie. He at- their work and most importantly, patriot. 
enact pollution control measures. tended his last wade-in in June. explain the implications of their “Bernie is now reunited with
The 1985 total of 200,000 tons Dr. Tom Miller, head of the Ches- work.  In paying tribute to Ber- his beloved Betty Lou, his wife
of sediment reaching the Chesa- apeake Biological Laboratory nie - we should remember his of sixty-nine years, whom we
peake Bay annually was reduced in Solomons, was also there. He favourite phrase –'We must never, lost not long ago. Together, their
to 130,000 by 2004. The Patuxent wrote the following to his staff to never give up’.” memory will continue to be an
River is a rarity among Chesa- announce Bernie’s passing: Rep. Steny Hoyer (D: 5th Dis- inspiration to us all, and I join in
peake watersheds in that most of “For many of you Bernie is a trict) regularly attended the wade- offering my condolences to their
its harmful phosphorus and nitro- name on one of our buildings.  in and considered Fowler to be a children, grandchildren, great-
gen nutrient overloads come from But one does not receive that hon- friend. He said of Bernie’s pass- grandchildren, and the extended
its ever-increasing areas of urban our without having done some- ing: “Bernie Fowler exemplified Fowler family.”
runoff, and less from its other two thing worth the recognition - and public service at its best and lived Greg Bowen served as master
largest contributors, point sourc- that is certainly the case with a life of extraordinary contribu- of ceremonies for the wade-in in
es (industrial, sewage, etc.) and Bernie Fowler. Bernie was one of tion. His unfailing dedication recent years. Bowen, former di-
the declining agricultural areas. the finest people I have had the to the people of Calvert County rector of the county planning and
 Thursday, December 16, 2021 The Calvert County Times Feature 13

ernie Fowler Passes Away tor Fowler believes that this was
a great honor and a very rich
experience in his career.  He
states that it was a moment of ‘ir-
revocable history’ to stand in the
same place where so many power-
ful people had stood before and
to read the words of our nation's
first president.”
Recently Fowler had been act-
ing as an advisor to the group
called Calvert Citizens United,
which has filed suit against the
county over adoption of the com-
prehensive plan update in 2019.
He was concerned about that
plan and said so in a letter to the
Southern Maryland Sierra Club.
He wrote, “In the earliest days of
man’s habitation of Calvert Coun-
Berine Fowler at the Patuxent River Wade-In
ty, Native Americans and Captain
John Smith alike recognized the
zoning department and now di- Plan in 1974, he went on to form a vert County commissioner. “He delicate balance between the land
rector of American Chestnut Land committee to look into land pres- was a true patriot,” Clark said. and sea of our county. Its pristine
Trust (ACLT), was asked what ervation approaches. And that's Clark observed, “He is the rea- beauty offered sustainability for
Fowler should be remembered for. how we came up with transferable son we have such a wonderful all the regions’ life forms, later
He said, “I would say his passion development rights.” Calvert County.” giving way to Calvert County
for the environment, all aspects of Bowen said the concept came Clark said he always went to being named “The Jewel of the
it. For maintaining and restoring from a New York idea to preserve Fowler for advice. “I just thought Chesapeake.”
the waterways as he remembered a rail station. It was adapted for the world of him.” He went on the say, “It’s im-
it as a kid. Bernie Fowler grew Calvert County. Fowler served as state senator possible to adequately express in
up at Broomes Island and he and Bowen was on the committee for three terms and represented words how angry and frustrated I
his family members were fisher- thar looked at it. “The farmers, southern Calvert and lower St. am with Calvert County’s newly
men, oystermen and so forth. For when we went to all these meet- Mary’s counties. Leonardtown adopted Comprehensive Plan.”
Bernie, it hurt his heart to see ings throughout the county, de- attorney J. Ernest “Ernie” Bell, He added, “The Good Lord
the Bay decline, to see it become cided they wanted to try it. It was II, served alongside him for those has given us only one Calvert
more murky, and to see pollution, not forced down from the top. It three terms. “He was a good, County. Let me quote Dr. Mar-
to see so much of the upper wa- was an idea that bubbled up from decent person, even handed, very tin Luther King, Jr., ‘The time is
tershed disappear. He absolutely the citizens,” he said. fair minded and a very prin- always right to do what
believed that the people could fix Bowen said of his friendship cipled person. I never, in the 12 is right.’ The Bible tells us to
this if we were serious enough with Fowler, “His sincerity has years that we were together, ever be good stewards which will be
about it.” always been so appealing to peo- questioned his integrity or his physically impossible to accom-
Bowen added, “I was with him ple that they believed in his cause judgment. He was a very decent plish if the newly adopted Com-
for the wade-in again this year and wanted to work with him.” person. And one willing to always prehensive Plan is implemented as
and he was resigned. He was “He was a great family man and listen to the other person's side approved by three members of the
telling some people that finally, just a great friend.” of the story. He wasn't one to be Board of County Commissioners.
he didn't think it would happen Chesapeake Bay Foundation quick to judgment.” Without intervention, once this
in his lifetime, which saddened (CBF) President William C. Bell said Fowler cared as much plan is executed, we will witness
him for sure. But he wanted his Baker said, “Senator Fowler was about St. Mary’s as he did his damage to all aspects of our lives.
message to be carried on that he a great CBF partner.  He was a own Calvert County. We will lose the option to enjoy
wanted this thing to happen. And co-plaintiff in our 2009 lawsuit to “He was very much part of the the lifestyle the citizens of Cal-
so, I'm hoping that we can all chip compel EPA to enforce the Clean community,” Bell said. “I was re- vert County have come to know
in and do what needs to be done.” Water Act which led to the cur- ally involved sports. I had a soft- as their home.”
During his time in the plan- rent Clean Water Blueprint for the ball team, and he was one of the On November 5th, 2018, Bernie
ning and zoning department while Bay. players on our team. He was there lost the love of his life, Betty,
Fowler was county commissioner, “And beyond his leadership for for every game.” his wife of 69 years. She was the
Bowen said Bernie’s inf luence clean water and a restored Bay, “He was just such a down-to- daughter of one of his best cus-
was “profound. He was a guy his tenacity to restore his beloved earth guy.” tomers in his rental boat business
thinking outside the box. Bernie Patuxent River will be sorely A biography of Bernie on the that he started after getting out of
believed in planning. And so, he missed.” Maryland Archives website said, the Navy. He had worked in the
helped create the ‘Pleasant Penin- At their Dec. 14 meeting the “He believes that his most signifi- business while in high school.
sula Plan,’ which was an award- county commissioners issued a cant achievement in the Senate Her mother introduced them.
winning plan because of the way statement read by Vice President was acting as a ‘guardian of natu- He was nine years older than she
he engaged the public. A lot of Steve Weems that nored Fowler’s ral resources.’ was. He reminisced in an inter-
the plans back in that day were dedication to “the health of the “Senator Fowler's most memo- view last year with The County
more just written up and then Patuxent river upon which our rable event in the Senate took Times, “It was just love at first
adopted without much citizen community and cultural heritage place in his sophomore year when sight. And I think it was with her.
participation. But he believed that depend. He was a model citizen, he was chosen to recite George She often told me that.”
in order for a plan to have any a beloved leader and friend who Washington's address delivered Details of Fowler’s funeral had
chance of success, the public had will be dearly missed.” in the Old Senate Chamber in noy been released as of press
to embrace it and to do that, they Del. Jerry Clark (R; Calvert, St. 1783 when he resigned his com- deadline.
had to be a part of the planning Mary’s) worked with Fowler often mission as commander-in-chief dickmyers@[Link]
process. That Pleasant Peninsula during the time Clark was a Cal- of the Continental Army.  Sena-
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Thursday, December 16, 2021 The Calvert County Times In Our Community 15

Land Trust Commemorates

35 Years with New Trail
Debut

Come and learn all about this child—Jesus—who

changed the world for all time. We invite you to join
us, especially during this holy season of Advent.

Photo by Carl Fleischhauer.

Come and hear our Advent Sermon Series shared
American Chestnut Land Trust goals of ACLT is to understand and pro- by our new pastor, Rev. Matt Pooley:
(ACLT) held a dual celebration Satur- tect our history,” Bowen said. “We are “What Child is This?” on Sundays at 9:30 a.m.
day, Dec. 4, not only commemorating 35 working hard to understand the relation-
years of land preservation, but also de- ship between land and humans in this Join us for our December events:
buting their newest trail, which maneu- landscape.”
vers throughout the recently-acquired Following in the vein of preserving 12/19 at 9:30 a.m. Christmas Cantata - “I Hear
Holly Hill property. Trail planning and local history, Bowen divulged ACLT’s the Prophet Callin’”
work began in early 2020, not long after ensuing effort to work with owner Glad-
ACLT purchased the 405-acre property. ys Jones to save the Brown’s United 12:/19 at 10:30 a.m. Christmas Potluck
Staff and volunteers worked tirelessly Methodist Church, which holds histori- 12/24 at 3:30 & 6 p.m. Christmas Eve Worship
for over a year and half to ensure that cal relevance as the first African Ameri-
the trail causes minimal ecological dis- can church built in Parkers Creek. Like
turbance and traverses seamlessly along much of the United States’ landscape,
Building bridges for the Gospel
the steep ravines and streams that char- Parkers Creek has a vast and largely un- in SOMD and the world
acterize the property. At its completion, told history. As stewards of over 3500 23421 Kingston Creek Road
the Holly Hill Trail adds two additional acres of land in Calvert County, ACLT California, MD 20619
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connecting the Holly Hill property to stories of those who preceded us on this
the Prince Frederick to Bay Trail across land.
Double Oak Road. Following Bowen’s speech, which
To properly break in the new trail, the
event kicked off with a volksmarch, a
contextualized the Parkers Creek land-
scape in history, Land Manager Autumn CHRISTMAS STUFFED HAMS
German term which loosely translates
to “people’s march.” Event-goers hiked
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fields at Holly Hill. It was here where at- climate and the president’s ambitious
tendees gathered to eat lunch, listen to goal of preserving 30% of the country’s
live music from “Some Assembly,” and natural lands by 2030, Phillips-Lewis By the
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The celebration convened around the ebrating landmark successes is key to
property’s historic American chestnut emboldening future action. Saturday’s
log barn, a pre-Civil War, double-crib event aimed to do just that, as Phillips-
structure, which has weathered its fair Lewis assured supporters that their con-
share of disasters in the past 12 years. At tributions are not in vain. “Alone, many
the brink of irreparable collapse, ACLT of us feel helpless in addressing a global
secured funding to reinforce the di- threat,” she said, “but together we have
lapidated barn, thus preserving a small accomplished so much, and together
piece of the property’s agricultural his- we will keep making a huge, positive
tory. “We were very grateful for a seed impact.”
grant by Southern Maryland Heritage The event concluded with a group
Areas Authority and the Maryland Heri- photo, emulating the one taken of found-
tage Areas Authority for the viewing ing members 35 years prior for a Na-
staircase on the west end, the doors, and tional Geographic feature. While ACLT
the opening,” remarked Bowen. “It was has grown and evolved since its genesis
so cool to be able to preserve this prop- in 1986, the overall spirit of the organi-
erty and save this barn.” zation has remained the same. Like the
Bowen also announced ACLT’s plan founding members intended, ACLT con- LOCATED IN OLD DOWNTOWN LEXINGTON PARK
to spotlight the Native American his- tinues to mobilize local communities to OUTSIDE BASE GATE 2 PAX NAS
tory on the landscape through the devel- preserve the “scenic, natural, and his- MON. - FRI. 6AM - 8PM • SAT. 7AM - 2PM • SUN 8AM - 2PM
opment of the Parkers Creek Heritage toric” sites throughout Calvert County.
Trails, which will come with interpre-
tive panels and a web page. “One of the
By Mary Hoover for ACLT. 301-862-3544
16 In Our Community The Calvert County Times Thursday, December 16, 2021

Leadership Program CalvertHealth Welcomes

Scholarships Promote Three New Board
Diversity Members

Left: Patty Stine, Executive Director, Pure Play Every Day

Right: Yonelle Moore Lee, Managing Partner & Owner, Lee Law, LLC
One of the things that makes Leader- “The ’behind the scenes’ tours and can- Rev. Christopher Garcia Scott Reeves
ship Southern Maryland (LSM) special did conversations have been eye-open-
The CalvertHealth Board of Di- perspective to his role as board
is the way that it brings a diverse group ing,” Stine said.
rectors is pleased to announce member. Since 2017, he has been
of people together to learn from one an- Yonelle Moore Lee is a managing
the appointment of small busi- the pastor at the county’s oldest
other and bring positive change to the partner and owner of Lee Law, LLC in
ness owner Scott Reeves, the church. Before entering the semi-
community. At LSM, diversity encom- Waldorf, Maryland. In addition to prac-
Rev. Christopher Garcia, rector of nary, he was an Army lawyer for
passes many things. From ethnicity and ticing law, she belongs to several organi-
Christ Church in Port Republic and 25 years and earned an MBA. His
gender to where participants live and zations that serve the tri-county area. “I
Dr. Chang Choi, who heads up the upbringing as an Army “brat,”
work, each LSM class is built to rep- wanted to participate in LSM in order to
adult hospitalist team at Calver- growing up overseas, exposed him
resent a wide range of people and their become better connected in my commu-
tHealth Medical Center. Composed to a wide variety of healthcare
experiences. Class members in both the nity,” Lee explained. “We have a unique
of volunteers from the community models. He also draws on his own
Executive and Emerging Leaders pro- and incredible opportunity in Southern
and the medical staff, the board personal experience as a prostate
grams come from all three Southern Maryland, and I want to be aware of
plays a vital role in ensuring the cancer survivor.
Maryland counties and represent fields the resources and community leaders
organization meets the needs of the “I believe an excellent local hos-
like healthcare, defense, law, and the in each of the three counties. I hope to
community. pital is part of the solid foundation
nonprofit sector. take away a stronger and broader sense
“We’re excited Scott will be join- for a thriving community,” said
Recognizing that not all applicants of community beyond my own county,”
ing our board,” said CalvertHealth Rev. Garcia. “Patients with access
have the backing of a large organization she said. Lee was also drawn to the op-
President and CEO Dean Teague. to quality care at a hospital they
or training budget, LSM offers scholar- portunity to collaborate with and learn
“His background and desire to give trust will seek out care early, rather
ships to open the door to class members from other community leaders.
back to the community are exem- than waiting to travel far away for
who add value to the cohort and want to Like Stine, Lee feels the scholarship
plary. We look forward to his out- care. That’s better for all of us.”
make a difference in their community. she received played a key role in allow-
standing leadership.” Since joining the active medical
This year, LSM awarded scholarships ing her to participate in the Executive
Reeves is the president of KAI- staff in 2013, Dr. Choi has served
to two deserving recipients: Patty Stine Program. “As a small business owner,
ROS in California in St. Mary’s as medical director for the adult
and Yonelle Moore Lee. we typically do not have the same ac-
County and has more than 20 years hospitalist program, which special-
Patty Stine is the executive director cess to training and networking as large
of professional experience in orga- izes in caring for patients while
of a Charles County-based nonprofit, businesses and government agencies.
nizational, program and project an- they are in the hospital. Addition-
Pure Play Every Day. The organization Receiving an LSM scholarship helped
alytics. He founded the company in ally, he has served on many com-
is devoted to encouraging “self-initiat- level the playing field and make the
2013 with his dad, in large part to mittees having a direct impact on
ed, unstructured, undirected free play” class more affordable,” she said. “I ap-
spend more time with his two chil- patient care including quality im-
opportunities for children to promote preciate that LSM provides scholarships
dren. As the son of a retired Navy provement, hospital-acquired con-
their problem-solving skills and emo- and makes an effort to include as many
captain, Reeves takes great pride ditions, medication safety, creden-
tional health. Stine hopes that through people as possible.”
in supporting the mission of his tialing and critical care.
enhanced knowledge of the region LSM’s Executive Director Denise
Department of Defense customers. Dr. Choi is also the medical di-
and relationships established with her Foster explained that the support of
He has a bachelor’s degree in rector of Informatics, which uses
LSM classmates, she can accelerate the LSM graduates and community part-
business administration with a information technology to orga-
growth of her nonprofit organization. “I ners make scholarships like these pos-
concentration in management from nize and analyze health records to
wanted to participate in LSM because I sible. The end-of year giving campaign
Towson University and is a certi- improve outcomes. He also led the
have been a lifelong resident of South- and additional donations that come in
fied Project Management Profes- yearlong project to upgrade Cal-
ern Maryland and wanted to learn more with alumni memberships are the pri-
sional (PMP). Reeves is a Leader- vertHealth’s information system to
about my community,” she said. “I hope mary funding sources for the scholar-
ship of Southern Maryland gradu- a totally new platform laying the
to take away a new understanding of the ship fund. “It is essential to offer schol-
ate (class of 2014). He is active in groundwork for the hospital’s IT
needs of our community as well as its arships to give opportunities to small
the community volunteering for future.
untapped potential,” she added. businesses and nonprofits who may not
youth sports along with his in- “Dr. Choi has many years of
Stine explained that being awarded a have the capacity to pay full tuition,”
volvement in KAIROS KARES, experience with our health sys-
scholarship was critical in allowing her Foster explained. “Their representation
which supports local charitable tem and has established a strong
to participate in the program this year. in the class (and the region) is critical.”
endeavors. rapport with our providers,” said
“As a young entrepreneurial nonprofit, Do you want to be a part of the LSM
“Rev. Garcia possesses a depth of Teague. “His insight as the medical
the tuition required to participate would experience? Applications for the Class
knowledge in so many areas,” said representative will be particularly
not have been available in our budget for of 2023 Executive Program open in Jan-
Teague. “His passion for the hospi- beneficial as we focus on our mis-
several more years,” she said. After only uary. Find out more and learn how you
tal and its role in the community is sion to provide the very best care to
a few sessions, Stine already knows can become an LSM supporter at www.
at the highest level.” our patients.”
that the LSM experience will help her [Link].
Rev. Garcia brings a diverse Press Release from CalvertHealth
to grow personally and professionally. Press Release from LSM.
Thursday, December 16, 2021 The Calvert County Times Education 17

Leadership Class St. Mary’s Named a Top

Experiences Education Green College
in Southern Maryland St. Mary’s College of Maryland,
the National Public Honors Col-
lege, is one of the nation’s most
about practicing what they preach.
Case in point: SMCM derives an
impressive 63 percent of its en-
environmentally responsible col- ergy consumption from renewable
leges, according to The Princeton sources. Even better, the college
Review ®. The education services offsets approximately 115 percent
company features St. Mary’s Col- of total electricity consumption
lege in its recently-published free through Renewable Energy Cer-
resource, The Princeton Review’s tificates (RECs).”
Guide to Green Colleges: 2022 St. Mary’s College was also re-
Edition. The guide can be ac- cently ranked 6th Best Public Lib-
cessed at [Link]. eral Arts College in U.S. News &
com/green-guide. The College is World Report, ranked 30 among
also included in The Princeton the top Liberal Arts Colleges
Review’s “Best 387 Colleges” in the U.S. by the Washington
Guide for 2022. Monthly College Guide, named a
The Guide to Green Colleges is 2022 Hidden Gem by CollegeRap-
Pictured left to right: Dr. Eileen Abel, Executive Director, University System of MD at Southern Maryland; a unique resource debuted in 2010 [Link], and recognized by Niche.
Dr. Maureen Murphy, President, College of Southern Maryland; Dr. Tuajuanda Jordan, President, St. for students interested in attend- com as one of the Best Small Col-
Mary’s College of Maryland; Dr. Maria Navarro, Superintendent, Charles County Public Schools; Dr.
Daniel Curry, Superintendent, Calvert County Public Schools; Dr. James Scott Smith, Superintendent,
ing colleges with strong commit- leges in Maryland.
St. Mary’s County Public Schools ments to the environment and sus- St. Mary’s College of Maryland
tainability. The Princeton Review is accredited by the Middle States
Leadership Southern Maryland of Maryland at Southern Mary-
chose the 420 colleges based on its Commission on Higher Education
(LSM) Class of 2022 on Dec. 2 par- land. This allowed for discussion
2020–21 survey of administrators through 2024-2025. St. Mary’s
ticipated in the fourth of nine educa- of critical topics including school
at 835 colleges concerning their College, designated the Maryland
tional sessions for the LSM Execu- funding, teacher retention, and how
institutions’ sustainability-related state honors college in 1992, is
tive Program. This session’s topic community members can better sup-
policies, practices and programs. ranked one of the best public lib-
was education in the region.  port education. The group rounded
According to the guide, “When eral arts schools in the nation by
The session was held at St. Charles out their education session experi-
it comes to going green, St. U.S. News & World Report.
High School in Waldorf, Maryland ence with a field trip to the James E.
Mary’s College of Maryland is all Press Release from SMCM.
and began with remarks from Dr. Richmond Science Center.
David Steiner, executive director of Leadership Southern Maryland’s
Johns Hopkins Institute for Educa- f lagship Executive Program is a
tion Policy. This was followed by a nine-month, tuition-based program
panel discussion on the long-haul that educates and inspires a diverse
implications of COVID-19 on edu- group of mid- to upper-level execu-
cation. The class also had an oppor- tive leaders creating opportunities
tunity to further explore pandemic for collaborations and partnerships
learning during a question and an- impacting the community needs
swer session with high school stu- of Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's
dents from both public and private counties ensuring a cross-section
schools in the tri-county area. of the region including diversity of
The latter part of the program geographic location, profession, eth-
session featured Southern Mary- nicity, and gender. 
land leaders in education. Execu- For more information, please con-
tive Program participants met with tact Denise Foster, executive direc-
the superintendents from Calvert, tor, Leadership Southern Maryland,
Charles, and St. Mary’s counties as 301-862-7663, via email denise@
well as the presidents of College of [Link] or visit www.
Southern Maryland and St. Mary’s [Link].
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18 Sports The Calvert County Times Thursday, December 16, 2021

Tackle Box Fishing Report Canada Goose Season

Begins Dec. 17

Photo by Larry Hindman, Maryland Department of Natural Resources

The Maryland Department of vice Director Paul Peditto. “With

By Ken Lamb caught in the Choptank last week Natural Resources (DNR) an- the decoys out, retrievers at the
Contributing Writer and had its photo posted on the in- nounced that Maryland’s Atlantic ready, and birds calling overhead,
2021 has been an excellent fish- ternet. At that time it was the only Population Canada goose hunting a Maryland Canada goose hunt
ing year for stripers, cobia, spot, big fish reported; since then there season opens Friday, Dec. 17. The is a great way for an experienced
perch, spanish mackerel, and have been four or five reported season contains two segments, hunter to introduce a novice to the
speckled trout. Bluefishing was in the lower Potomac. We have Dec. 17 through Jan. 1, 2022,  and excitement and tradition of water-
was fair, but croaker did not make not seen photo evidence of any again from Jan. 13 through Jan. fowl hunting.”
their usual summer visit to the of these. There could be a surge 31, 2022.  Licenses, stamps, and permits
bay. We are looking forward to of big fish as the season runs out. The daily bag limit is one goose may be purchased online by phone
2022 and hope that the blossom We will forward the news as it per day in Maryland’s AP Canada at 855-855-3906, at a Department
of bait fish in late 2021 will en- arrives. Goose Hunting Zone. The posses- of Natural Resources Service
tice our summer visitors eager to Jiggers searching for birds in- sion limit for all migratory game Center or at any one of the more
make their trip into the bay. dicating feeding fish in the bay birds is three times the daily bag than  statewide.
The striper season continues in are getting some fun. The striper limit.  More information on wa- Hunters with questions may
the Potomac river until Decem- season is now closed in Maryland terfowl seasons, regulations and contact the Maryland Department
ber 31. Trollers using smaller and waters, but catch and release is license requirements, is available of Natural Resources Wildlife and
mid-sized baits are putting on the allowed. on the DNR website.  Heritage Service at 410-260-8540.
heavy weights and doing very well Crappie are still active in St. “Canada geese are one of Mary- Press Release from MD
on 20- to 30- inch fish. Smaller Mary’s Lake and local ponds. The land’s most iconic gamebirds,” DNR.
umbrellas and tandem rigs are weather forecast has no freezing said Wildlife & Heritage Ser-
golden for this size striper class. temperatures for the ten days, and

Let the Sports Betting

The bite seems to be best on an the high temperatures will be near
every-other-day pattern. One day 60. These are prime conditions
is excellent, the next good. There for crappie, bass and pickerel.

Begin
has not been much bird activity Live minnows will entice all fresh
to indicate where the schools of water fish. Fried crappie makes a
stripers are feeding. fine Christmas dinner!
There was a 48 inch striper

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Deale Public Library free for Annmarie members. Visit
Thursday, December 16 5940 Deale Churchton Rd., Deale MD [Link] to purchase Winter Birds of the Chesapeake
Little Minnows 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tickets and review complete safety Calvert Marine Museum,
Calvert Marine Museum Enjoy vendors and food trucks for all information. Monday, Dec. 27 –10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
10:15 a.m. & 11:15 a.m. to enjoy. The library is also open with a The Chesapeake Bay becomes home
For preschoolers ages 3 – 5, with an family storytime at 10:30 a.m. Christmas Treasure Hunt! to many waterfowl during the winter
adult. Join us for story time and a take Artworks@7th in North Beach; months. Check out a bird watching kit
away craft, available while supplies Thursday, December 23 Through January 2, 2022 to use along the museum’s marsh walk
last. Sessions are 25-40 minutes. Sign Artworks@7th continues to be your and play a round or two of the bird mi-
Little Minnows
up at the Admissions Desk when you place for Christmas treasures! We gration game. Create a pine cone bird
Calvert Marine Museum.
arrive. This month's theme is Animals are showcasing unique, one of a kind feeder to take home (limited, while
10:15 a.m. & 11:15 a.m.
in Winter – Migration treasures for everyone on your gift list. supplies last). Activities are appropriate
For preschoolers ages 3 – 5, with an
We have 23 local artists who have won- for ages 5-10. Program included with
adult. Join us for story time and a take
Transfer Thursdays derful art of all mediums for the most museum admission.
away craft, available while supplies
College of Southern Maryland wonderful time of the year. There are
last. Sessions are 25-40 minutes. Sign
1 a.m., Zoom. many items at affordable prices to help Chesapeake Oysters
up at the Admissions Desk when you
CSM hosts transfer institutions virtu- you with your Christmas list! . Calvert Marine Museum,
arrive. This month's theme is Animals
ally each Thursday from 11 a.m. – 1 Tuesday, Dec. 28 –10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
p.m. Representatives from two different
in Winter – Migration
Upcoming Winter is peak harvesting season for
institutions will be available to chat
with students and help navigate their
Ongoing Pet Night
Crassostrea virginicia, the Eastern oys-
ter. Programming will showcase “Rock
Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts
future transfer experience. RSVPs are Annmarie Garden in Lights E. Feller,” the museum’s giant oyster
Center in Solomons
required to access Zoom information. Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts model and oystering boats in the mu-
Saturday, January 1, 5-9 p.m.
Free. [Link] Center in Solomons will host Annmarie seum collection. Create your own toy
Pets are welcome at the last night
services/transfer-services/transfer-fairs/ Garden in Lights through January 1, skipjack to take home (limited, while
of Annmarie Garden In Lights! Bring
[Link] 2022, 5-9 p.m. nightly (closed Nov 29 supplies last). Activities are appropriate
your well-behaved pet for the last night
& 30 and Dec 6, 7, 24, 25). for ages 5-10. Program included with
of our holiday light show! Must be on a
Saturday, December 18 Advance timed-entry tickets are
leash 6’ or shorter. Included with cost
museum admission.
required. Admission is $10/12 (de-
Holiday Farmer's Market of admission; advance tickets required.  
pending on the date), free for ages 2;

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Obituaries The Calvert County Times Thursday, December 16, 2021

In Remembrance
The Calvert County Times runs complimentary obituaries as submitted by funeral homes
and readers. We run them in the order we receive them. Any submissions that come to
dickmyers@[Link] after noon on Mondays may run in the following week’s edition.

Charles Bland, shaw, Betty Sing, JoAnn Foltz,

and Laura Sutherland have all pre-
grew up in Baltimore and graduat-
ed from The Catholic High School
1933, in Washington DC to the
late William C. and Cecelia Drury
Jr.,”Bud” ceded him in death. of Baltimore. She married Roy Hicks. Besides her parents, Joan is
All services are private. In lieu Abercrombie on July 10, 1949 and preceded in death by her brothers
of f lowers memorial contributions they lived in many places while William C. Hicks, Jr. and Joseph
may be made to the Linda L. Kel- Roy was in the military. They set- A. “Sonny” Hicks.
ly Animal Shelter, 5055 Hallow- tled in Bowie in 1975 and Virginia Joan was a homemaker, and to
ing Point Road, Prince Frederick, later moved to Lusby in 2011. Vir- her that was the most important
Maryland 20678. ginia was primarily a homemaker job she could have. She loved her
Funeral arrangements by Rausch and loved taking care of her fam- family, grandchildren and great
Funeral Home. ily. She was a member of Sacred grandchildren and other family
June Gayle Shepherd Heart Catholic Church in Bowie members. In her younger years,
June Gayle Shepherd [assed and volunteered as a foster grand- she enjoyed crocheting afghans,
away om December 12, 2021. parent for Anne Arundel County however gardening was her pas-
She was born on August 9, Public Schools, traveling to differ- sion. She especially loved yellow
1951- December. ent schools and assisting children roses and her Kwanzan Cherry
Visitation will be Thursday, De- and teachers in the classroom. In Tree. Joan was full of spunk and
cember 16, 2021, 2-4 p.m. & 6-8 her spare time, she enjoyed sew- going to IHOP or Ollies were two
p.m. ay Rausch Funeral Home– ing, crocheting, embroidering, of her favorite places. As a com-
Lusby, 20 American Lane, Lusby, and spending time with her fam- munity volunteer, she was in-
Charles Bland, Jr.,”Bud”, 88, of MD 20657. ily, especially her grandchildren. volved with the Meals on Wheels
Huntingtown, Maryland passed Fimeral Service will be Friday, Virginia was preceded in death program for 20 years. She also
away on December 4, 2021, in December 17, 2021 at by her husband Roy Edward Ab- loved her animals, most recently
Prince Frederick, Maryland. He 10a.m. at Rausch Funeral ercrombie. She is survived by her her cat Marty, but we can’t forget
was born December 29, 1932 in Home–Lusby. Interment will be children Llyern Bartholomew of Birdie the horse, nor her pet squir-
Benbush, West Virginia to the late in Southern Memorial Gardens, Millersville, Bruce Abercrombie rel and goat.
Charles Bland Sr. and Elizabeth 10155 Ward Road, and his wife Erlinda of the Philip- Beloved wife of the late Joseph
Davis Bland. Dunkirk, MD 20754. pines, Kevin Abercrombie and his A. Crunkleton, Joan is survived by
Charles was drafted into the wife Judith Marie of Palm Coast, her children: Patricia A. Gott and
Air Force, where he met his wife,
and served for four years. Once Virginia Marie FL, Nancy Gerdes and her husband
Jerry of Huntingtown, Brian Ab-
her husband Randal, Joseph A.
Crunkleton, Jr. and his wife Rose,
he got out of the Air Force, he Abercrombie ercrombie and his wife Margarite and Karen M. Brown and her hus-
went back to finish his Appren- of Sebastian, FL and Catherine band Michael. Grandmother of:
ticeship at the Navy Yard. He Sengstock of Lusby. She is also Jacob R. Gott, Patricia J. Plumer
then went on to work at Goddard survived by 15 grandchildren, 10 and her husband Michael, Kyle J.
Space Flight Center during the great-grandchildren, sister Julia Gott and his fiancé Hallie, Chris-
day from 1962-1979 and at night Bowser of Bel Air, MD, and nu- topher J. Crunkleton, Calvin G.
ran his business, Engineering merous nieces and nephews. Crunkleton, Joseph A. Crunkle-
Plastics, Inc. for 58 years. He fi- Visitation will be Thursday, ton, III, Joshua L. Crunkleton
nally retired at the age of 85. But December 16, 2021, 10-11 a.m. at and his wife Megan, Heather M.
that did not stop him from work- Jesus the Divine Word Catholic Espaderos and her husband Ed-
ing. He made tools and repairs at Church, 885 Cox Road win, Zachary R. Brown, Tyler M.
home, cut grass, lifted weights Huntingtown, MD 20639, Mass Brown, and Matthew Q. Brown.
and stayed busy doing something, of Christian Burial will follow at Great Grandmother of: Kyleigh
and never slowed down. 11 a.m. at the church. M. Plumer, Parker K. Crunkleton,
He is survived by his lov- Interment will be at Sacred Lennon G. Espaderos, Levi M.
ing wife, Reune Bland, father of Heart Catholic Church, 16501 An- Plumer and Emmett K. Crunkle-
Charles Bland, III and his wife napolis Road, Bowie, MD 20715. ton. She is also survived by her
Anita, and Kimberley Bland Koth Funeral arrangements are by brother, F. Allen Hicks.
and her husband Christopher. Virginia Marie Abercrombie, Rausch Funeral Home. The family will receive friends
Grandfather of Andrea Zurkan 94, of Lusby and formerly of on Saturday, January 15, 2022,
and her husband Josh, and Jessica Bowie passed away December 8,
Hall and her husband Keith, he is 2021. She was born March 9, 1927 Joan Marie from 1-3 p.m. at the Rausch Fu-
neral Home, 4405 Broomes Island
also survived by six Great Grand- in Baltimore to Joseph and Jose- Crunkleton Road, Port Republic, Maryland.
children. His sisters, Ruth Hen- phine (Kaloc) Schlosser. Virginia Interment will be private at
Maryland Veterans Cemetery,
Cheltenham.
Where Life and Heritage are Celebrated Memorial contributions may be
made to Calvert Hospice, P.O. Box
838, Prince Frederick, MD 20678;
During a difficult 410-535-0892; Link:
[Link]
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Annette Hutchins
Affordable Funerals, Caskets, Vaults, Wilfong
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Annette Hutchins Wilfong, 101,
Family Owned and Operated by of Solomons, Maryland, passed
Barbara Rausch and Bill Gross away December 4, 2021, in Prince
[Link] Frederick. She was born on Au-
Joan Marie Crunkleton, 88, of gust 11, 1920, in Prince Frederick
Owings Port Republic Lusby Port Republic, Maryland passed
away December 7, 2021, at her
to the late Clarence Thomas and
Annette Northam Hutchins.
8325 Mt. Harmony Lane 4405 Broomes Island Rd. 20 American Lane
home surrounded by her fam- Annette was a life-long mem-
410-257-6181 410-586-0520 410-326-9400 ily. She was born on October 22, ber of Trinity United Methodist
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Obituaries 21

recent projects included a Little

Free Library and a toy chest for
Kristine Martin
his grandson. He refused to let (Gegor)
his age put limits on his life; he
learned to scuba dive in his 70s
and loved to swim in the Gulf of
Mexico into his 90s.
He was predeceased by his sister
Dorothy O’Connor, wife Barbara
Joyce (Jay) Purcell (née Tucker),
and daughter Lori Jean Burwell.
He is survived by his wife Mar-
sha Herndon Purcell, sister Mar-
jorie Maxson of Wheaton, IL,
brother Richard Purcell (Flo)
Church and a member of the Cal- covered metastatic cancer. He was of The Villages, FL; three sons
vert County Historical Society. 91. Wade Herbert Purcell of Atlanta,
She possessed a wealth of knowl- Bill was born on December 6th, William Thomas (Tom) Purcell,
edge about Calvert County his- 1929, in Chicago, IL, the second of III of Seattle, and Ryan Herndon
tory. Annette retired on July 15, four children to William Thomas Purcell (Riley Steiner) of Atlanta;
1975, after 34 years of service to Purcell and Ursula Anna Purcell son-in-law Stephen L. Burwell of
Virginia Beach, VA; six grand- Kristine Martin (Gegor), of
the Department of Justice. She (née Mattingly). He interrupted
children, Barbara Joyce (Joy) Baltimore, MD and Washington,
was very proud to be one of the his studies in General Engineer-
Burwell and Sarah Burwell Scofi DC and formerly of Calvert and
Pioneers (first residents) of As- ing at the University of Illinois to
(Jason) of Alexandria, VA, Anna Prince George’s County, a be-
bury Retirement Community in serve in the US Army as a radio
Buford Purcell of Bordeaux, FR, loved member of the Martin and
Solomons. She loved living at As- technician (1951-1953) in Yoko-
Hayley Joyce Purcell of Seattle, Beverly families, unexpectedly
bury where she was extremely ac- hama, Japan during the Korean
Grace Kathryn (Kat) Purcell of departed this Earthly place on De-
tive and involved in the commu- War. After leaving the service and
Bellingham, WA, and Ellis Rich- cember 3, 2021. She was born to
nity. The staff and residents were completing his degree, he spent
ard Purcell of Atlanta; and two Lorraine and David Monroe Mar-
like family to her. most of his professional career in
great-grandchildren Mary Pearl tin (both deceased) at Holy Cross
She is preceded in death by her the tire industry, working as a tire
(Mae) Scofi and George Burwell Hospital in Silver Spring, MD.
parents, her loving husband James engineer for several manufactur-
Scofi. She was preceded in death by two
C. Wilfong, who died April 2, ers including Goodyear and Farm
The Purcell family wishes to sons Eric Martin and Nicholas
1987, brother T. Reid Hutchins, Bureau Safemark. He then worked
express profound gratitude to Gegor and her brother David Mi-
and sister Miriam H. Stier. She for many years in tire and appli-
friends and neighbors for their chael Martin. She is survived by
is survived by numerous nieces, ance sales and did not fully retire
support, and to the nurses and pro- three sons; Justin Gegor (Samuel
nephews, other relatives, and until age 80.
viders at Anne Arundel Medical Gegor), Devon Martin and Pat-
many beloved friends. Bill was a devoted husband, fa-
Center for loving, compassionate rick C. Beverly, along with their
Memorial Contributions may be ther, and grandfather and a man of
care. In lieu of f lowers, donations father and good friend Patrick
made to Trinity United Methodist deep faith who was active in his
may be made to Centenary United Beverly, her brothers’ children
Church, 90 Church Street, Prince church. He was an Eagle Scout
Method Church (Shady Side, MD) Michael Martin and Jessica Slo-
Frederick, MD 20678. and served as a Boy Scout leader
and Anne Arundel Medical Cen- anaker (Martin), two sisters and
Funeral arrangements were by for all three of his sons who in
ter Foundation. their families, Debbie Martin, and
Rausch Funeral Home. turn reached the rank of Eagle.
Funeral arrangements were by daughter Jaimie Martin, Tammy
Bill was also an avid reader,
Heinrich (Dewey Heinrich) and
William Thomas (Bill) committed runner, and a skilled
woodworker. He was rarely seen
Rausch Funeral Home.
daughter Marissa Heinrich and
Purcell, Jr. without a book and had a deep in-
many other nieces and nephews.
Funeral arrangements were by
terest in American history. He be-
William Thomas (Bill) Purcell, Rauch Funeral Home.
gan running after age 50 and ran
Jr. of Churchton, MD passed away more than a dozen marathons be-
on Friday, December 3rd in An- fore turning 70. He enjoyed work-
napolis, MD from recently dis- ing in his basement workshop and

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