Route 231 To Be Closed at Main Street. Read about it at the Delusional Duck Blog.

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Cliff residents might lose homes to save endangered beetles – washingtonpost.com.

You have to read it to believe it. Environmental madness run amok. Beetles over families in O’Malley’s Maryland. Lusby residents above the cliffs face continuing erosion and the potential loss of their homes and the state will not allow cliff repairs to save the homes because a BEETLE needs the cliff face to live.

This is simply madness.

Thanks to Larry Hogan who alerted us all to this on FaceBook:

“Larry Hogan Environmental regulation run wild in Maryland! 80 Calvert County familes risk losing their homes, because O’Malley’s DNR officials would rather save the beetles, and the beetles love the eroding cliffs the homes are dangling from? O’Malley official says they “try to accomodate the wishes of the landowner but, we can’t …do it at the expense of the beetles”. What about the endangered people who own the property?”

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Living quite close to the forest means that when you least expect it you might receive a visit from one the residents. This one had a few strawberries from the patch outside the back window then entertained himself staring up at my parrot.

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(CalvertNews.Info via DIGG) CALVERT COUNTY, MD – On April 25, 2009 at 8:00 am, over 300 cyclists will be mounting up and hitting the roads in the first annual End Hunger In Calvert County Bike Ride. Riders from throughout the metropolitan area and as far away as Maine will arrive with one goal in mind: to help feed hungry families in Calvert.

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PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. (March 31, 2009) — Police in Calvert County this afternoon issued a warning about a burglary scheme that has been occurring in the Northwestern portion of the county in recent weeks.

Click through to SOMD.COM to read the rest of the story. Neighborhood Watch groups attention!

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The audio and video for the meeting aired Tuesday, March 10 on Comcast channel 6 was out of synch. The most bizarre thing. Were we watching the real meeting or an edited version?

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(CalvertNews.Info 030909) – The Calvert County, Md., Board of County Commissioners, through the Calvert County Department of Public Works Solid Waste Division, will accept residential tree/green debris resulting from the March 1 snow storm free of charge at the Appeal and Barstow landfills through Saturday, March 28, 2009.

Visit CalvertNews.Info for the complete details.

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