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Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative’s (SMECO) Board of Directors has appointed 10 members to the 2024 Nominating Committee scheduled to meet on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, at SMECO’s headquarters in Hughesville.

TORONTO, 2, 2023 - Terreno Resources Corp. is pleased to announce the results of the meeting of shareholders held 29, 2023. Shareholders representing 18,635,063 shares, or over 29% of the issued and outstanding shares, voted at the meeting. The... - Veroeffentlicht am 02.10.2023

George A. Brown – age 86, of Fenton, passed away on Saturday, June 10, 2023, surrounded by family. George is survived by his wife, Judy; his children, George and Tammy;

Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative’s (SMECO) Board of Directors has appointed 10 members to the 2023 Nominating Committee scheduled to meet on Wednesday, May 10, 2023, at SMECO’s headquarters in Hughesville.

Eagle Archives, Sept. 20, 1962: A Pittsfield family lost a 19-foot cabin cruiser recently on the Atlantic Ocean and 12 days and about 500 miles later got it back.

Image Credit: SUBMITTED/Lifesaving Society of B.C. and Yukon May 18, 2021 - 12:00 PM A seven-year-old Salmon Arm boy was one of 15 recipients of a bravery award from the Lifesaving Society of British Columbia and Yukon last weekend. The lifesaving society presented Cody Krabbendam with a silver medal for bravery at a virtual ceremony that took place on Saturday, May 15, and he also received the George A. Brown Memorial Award and scholarship for the most heroic rescue performed...

April 6, 2021 Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative’s (SMECO) Board of Directors has appointed 10 members to the 2021 Nominating Committee scheduled to meet on Wednesday, May 12, 2021, at SMECO’s headquarters in Hughesville or via teleconference. The committee will select a slate of candidates for the five Board positions to be elected this year. Elections will be held to fill one position in Calvert/Anne Arundel counties, two positions in Charles County, and two positions in St. Mary’s ...

OPINION COLUMN: Mansfield and 5th Regiment Massachusetts Colored Volunteer Cavalry Kevin McNatt and Andrew Todesco MANSFIELD - The U.S. census of 1860 shows no African-Americans living in Mansfield at the outbreak of the Civil War. But town clerk records show that nine “colored” men enlisted from Mansfield. So who were these men who responded to the call to arms? During the war the federal government set enlistment quotas for each state. They would have to produce a certain number of volunt...