Southern Maryland News - 2018-03-02

• Goddard School STEAMs through science, arts projects
• Living the farm life
• Jameson honored for bipartisan­ship at General Assembly
• Support staff shares concerns with school system officials
• Commission­ers vote to sue drug companies
• Stone rallies to defeat Southern, advance to 2A South final
• Reading Partners help young readers
• Tabletop gamers gather at High Tide Games
• North Point girls win in 4A East playoffs
• Course selection for secondary students available online
• Commission­ers to meet March 6
• Port Tobacco River supporters bond over beer, activism
• Pope’s Creek Valley property to become wildlife preserve
• Man allegedly attempted to stab liquor store customer
• Indian Head woman charged with narcotics distributi­on
• La Plata Council awards seals to spellers, reviews audit report
• Waldorf man assaults woman, threatens children
• Indian Head, Atlantic Kayak agree to new 3 year deal
• Georgia man arrested for allegedly selling drugs in Waldorf
• Virginia Reid Lund
• A school system in crisis
• Animal Control: Keeping critters, pets and you safe
• Don’t stigmatize kids during the effort to cut gun violence
• Season ends for Spartans
• Nesting season is here
• Wrestlers stand tall at regionals
• The King steps down from his wrestling throne
• Aiming high
• Spartans keep shooting
• Role players step up for Rams
• Performing well at state meet
• Orndorff named new football coach at St. Charles
• Habit Burger Grill in Waldorf set to open March 7
• Easter Bunny photo experience coming to St. Charles Towne Center
• Calendar of events
• 2nd quarter honor roll
• Church news
• Family food fights
• Fresh and Furyous: New, sporty, feature rich 2018 Honda Fit
• Autoline

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