Girl Scouts Earn Community Badges at Humane Society
Dear Bay Weekly,
The Humane Society of Calvert County was delighted to have Girl Scout Troop #2524 visit Fishing Creek Kennel. It is located in Sunderland and is owned by the humane society. The 12 young women were working on their Community badge. Toward that end, they raised enough funds for each girl to obtain a sponsorship of a dog or cat. This money enables the humane society to care for their animals in a variety of ways, including feeding, housing and veterinarian care.
They toured the kennel and got to spend one-on-one time with several dogs. They are pictured with Tank, a pit bull who is a big ham and loves the limelight of attention. The gi
rls met with the president [of the county Humane Society], Kelly St. Marie, and the vice president, myself, Sally Lounsbury. Several volunteers and staff members got to talk with the girls. We were very pleased to have this group of lovely young ladies visit and would welcome them back any time.
–Sally Lounsbury, vice president of Humane Society of Calvert County
Maritime Republic of Eastport Sends Thanks
Dear Bay Weekly:
I am writing simply to offer thanks for helping to publicize our Maritime Republic of Eastport’s Xth Annual Tug of War. We believe it to have been a highly successful event, thanks at least in part to the information and photo that ran in the November 8 edition of Bay Weekly. We — most likely through our current Ministress of Propaganda, Stephanie Hertzog — shall keep you informed of future MRE events.
–Mark Travaglini: Premier, Maritime Republic of Eastport
Department of Corrections
An incorrect address was given for the Maryland Democratic Party in the Bay Reflection of Nov. 1, Top Ten Reasons to Graze the Grassroots (Vol. Xv., No 44). The correct address for state party headquarters is 188 Main Street, Suite 1, Annapolis.
