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CALVERT - C. “Cliff” England was a salt-of-the-earth man who spent most of his 83 years farming - amid his many other positive endeavors. A seventh-generation farmer who lived and worked the last 38 years of his life on his family farm in Calvert, England passed away on July 4 after a brief illness. On that day, he "went home to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ," his obituary reads. As for his body, it was transported to its final resting place Thursday on one of his old hay wagons pulled by his John Deere 4020 tractor, a 50-plus-year-old piece of farming equipment driven by...

A Long Look Back at My Homeschooling Journey: Overcoming Obstacles and Cultivating Patience It was September 1987, and my daughter, my wife, and I opened up a box of kindergarten materials from the Calvert School and so began our homeschooling adventure. For the next 26 years, we were a homeschooling family. After the first couple of years, we abandoned a full-curriculum approach and selected our own materials for math, language arts, history, science, and foreign language. We operated a bed-and-breakfast, where we also lived, and turned one of the second-floor rooms at the back of the house ...

A preschool and a music school are among more than a dozen tenants to sign new or extended leases at the Village of Cross Keys, the developer that bought the long-struggling center said Tuesday.

friday. those details coming up. a political fire storm which has developed over a proposed commission is about to dom a head as abc2 news jeff hager tells us. later this week he plans to issue an executive order that could open the door to career firefighters. >> reporter: when the call comes out for a fire, volunteers spring into action in harford county. the county's top executive says he has no intention of eliminating them. but he's also in no mood to negotiate the proposed commission that would oversee firefighting operations throughout the county. >> i'm glad they were not a...

today will be a little cooler. currently at 39 right now. b.w.i. we have winds out of the west. a few clouds in the sky. a cold front passed by us yesterday evening and helped to bring temperatures down. for today, instead of the 60's, we're talking low 50's at best. we have scattered clouds throughout the day. a much different flavor today, but it could be worse. typical temperatures in january normally in the 40's. we'll talk about the seven-day coming up. >> two days before the debate, and the front runners. >> steve handelsman has more from new hampshire. >> at a military museum ...