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The Raduates! FREE County TimesTHURSDAY, MAY 28 2020 WWW.COUNTYTIMES.SOMD.COM 2 0 20375 Point Lookout Rd, Great Mills www.dysonbuildingcenter.com / 301-994-9000 100% SOLAR POWERED 2 Your Local Family Hardware Store C atulati s Ryan Gibs & All The 0 2020 GraduatingGraduates! With Class ON THE COVER 2 The County Times Thursday, May 28, 2020 CONTENTS GRADUATING WITH CLASS LOCAL 3 COPS & COURTS 8 GRADUATION PULLOUT 12 COMMUNITY 27 EDUCATION 30 LOCAL COMMUNITY OBITUARIES 32 COVID-19 survivor tells her story Wilkes seeks to unseat Hoyer in District 5 Democratic Primary CONTRIBUTING WRITERS 37 “THOSE WHO RAISED THEIR RIGHT BUSINESS DIRECTORY 38 HAND, TOOK AN OATH, WENT INTO BATTLE AND NEVER RETURNED.” FUN & GAMES 39 MD VETERANS SECRETARY GEORGE OWINGS ON MEANING OF MEMORIAL DAY. WEEKLY FORECAST % LOCAL COMMUNITY NEWS SERVING CALVERT & ST. MARY'S COUNTY ON NEWSSTANDS EVERY THURSDAY & ONLINE AT COUNTYTIMES.NET CountySt. Times Mary’s County ● Calvert County DO YOU FEEL CRABBY WHEN YOU GET YOUR P.O. Box 250 • Hollywood, Maryland 20636 301-373-4125 INSURANCE BILL www.countytimes.net CountySt. Times Mary’s County ● Calvert County For staff listing and emails, see page 39 IN THE MAIL? GIVE US A CALL. BRYANS ROAD Calvert County Grads YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID. th! LEONARDTOWN Featured June 4 Burris’ Olde Towne Insurance Auto • Home • Business • LIFE LEONARDTOWN BRYANS ROAD 301-475-3151 301-743-9000 WWW.DANBURRIS.COM AN INDEPENDENT AGENT REPRESENTING ERIE INSURANCE GROUP Thursday, May 28, 2020 The County Times Local News 3 Rally Pushes to Reopen St. Hogan Eases COVID-19 Mary’s Businesses, Change Restricitons By Guy Leonard open, the governor said. Laws Staff Writer For restaurants providing outdoor By Guy Leonard nesses operating. Noting significant declines in CO- seating, there can be no more than six Staff Writer “If they could meet all the health require- VID-19 infection rates throughout the people seated per table and menus and Dozens of people supporting the Reopen ments before the pandemic, why can’t we state, Gov. Larry Hogan announced tables and seats must be sanitized be- St. Mary’s movement, which seeks to have trust them to do it afterwards?” Rey asked. Wednesday that starting May 29 res- fore reuse. the state relent from its pandemic-induced “Why can’t they institute the same kinds of taurants could reopen to outdoor din- Hogan noted that many communi- restrictions on bars, restaurants and churches, practices as stores like Wal-Mart, which have ing and other outdoor sporting activi- ties around Maryland had closed some marched along Route 235 May 23 to boost been open the whole time?” ties and social organizations can also streets to allow restaurants to expand support for their cause. Del. Matt Morgan, a former colleague of resume with some restrictions still in their outdoor seating and encouraged But more than just pressing Gov. Larry Rey’s, announced May 27 that the House Re- place. counties to find “creative ways” to help Hogan to ease his restrictions on businesses publican Caucus had written to Hogan press- He even noted that Prince George’s restaurants. being allowed to open up to full capacity, the ing him to relax restrictions on businesses and Montgomery counties had been “It can help many struggling restau- movement, which part of a statewide effort, is such as restaurants, bars and gyms, which are able to cut the positive test rates for CO- seeking to amend the law that gives the gover- largely still closed. rants to survive this crisis,” Hogan said. VID-19 by more than 50 percent; also, nor his emergency powers. “While we are not requesting an immedi- If COVID-19 metrics continue to “We want to see businesses and church- ate return to normalcy, we do believe we can the death rate has dropped by about 50 trend downward, Hogan said, Phase es… back to 100 percent” before the pan- and should open many more businesses and percent. No. 2 of the state’s recovery plan could demic, said Deb Rey, a former state delegate activities at a faster pace,” Morgan wrote in a “We’ve been encouraged by all the begin as early as next week. for St. Mary’s and a member of the reopen public statement. “We believe that if Lowe’s Stage No. 1 openings across the state,” Under the second phase of the plan leadership. and Walmart can be open, restaurants and Hogan said. more so-called non-essential business- She and others dispute the legitimacy of gyms can responsibly re-open at least at 50 Youth camps can resume, the gover- es would be allowed to open and restric- Hogan’s many executive orders during the percent capacity. nor said, as well as youth sports as long tions on restaurants would be further pandemic and want to change the law, par- We encourage the state to grant waivers to as contact can be lowered, and group relaxed. ticularly Title 14 of the state’s constitution that restaurants to allow them to use areas outside sizes limited. Hogan warned that COVID-19 still provides for emergency powers. of their facilities for outside seating. Further, Also, no out-of-state campers will be presented a deadly threat, but it was one Particularly they want to change how many we believe outdoor ceremonies like gradua- allowed and campers and staff will have Marylanders could defeat with patience times the governor can extend executive or- tions and drive-in movie theaters can be re- to have daily symptom checks. and caution. ders without the consent of the state legisla- sponsibly re-opened.” Outdoor swimming pools can also “We must all continue to be more vig- ture and they also want to amend his powers Rey said the key was to amend the funda- be reopened, Hogan said, at 25 percent ilant,” Hogan said. “COVID 19 is still under the law to force people to be vaccinated. mental emergency powers of the state. of capacity and with warnings clearly very much a deadly threat… [but] we Rey said business owners she has spoken “In the end we need to change the law,” Rey posted that anyone who is ill should not truly are on the road to recovery.” with are worried by the powers of the state said. use the facility. 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You are taking ORNAMENTAL LANDSCAPE SHRUBS COVID-19 cases since the outbreak three care of a very vulnerable population that months ago. has medical issues - they are inevitably As of Tuesday, there were a confirmed going to need outside medical services that 396 coronavirus cases throughout the require them to leave the facility and obtain county and 15 deaths.
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