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Also on today's calendar: Beads, Ballots & Brass: A Mardi Gras Fundraiser in Support of Yonelle Moore Lee and 7 more events.
Today's riddle: What did the inventor of the knock-knock joke win? š¤ (Answer below!)
1. Maryland Fire Destroys Home, Leaves Families With āNothing But The Clothes On Their Backs' (dailyvoice.com) ā Waldorf residents can directly help local fire victims by donating essentials at Lifestream Church of the Nazarene, where collections are underway for the King and Thoren families who lost their home in a massive Charles County blaze. Community members, especially from the soccer world, are rallying with clothing, school supplies, toys, and financial support as the families rebuild.
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2. Charles County Releases 2025 Annual Report on Progress (southernmarylandchronicle.com) ā Charles Countyās new annual report highlights several big projects centered in Waldorf, including the Waldorf Station mixed-use development, new stormwater pocket parks to reduce flooding, and planning a Sports and Wellness Complex at St. Charles Towne Center. It also outlines major budget priorities, water and transit plans, and long-term water supply improvements that will shape daily life for local residents.
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3. From Huntingtown to Waldorf, Missing Cat Reunited With His Family Nearly 8 Months Later (smnewsnet.com) ā A Waldorf-area animal lover helped reunite a missing cat with his family after he was brought to the Charles County Animal Care Center and identified by microchip. Liam vanished from Huntingtown nearly eight months earlier before turning up in Waldorf, underscoring how microchipping and reporting strays can bring lost pets home.
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4. National Healthcare Decisions Day Urges End-of-Life Talks in Southern Maryland (southernmarylandchronicle.com) ā Families in Waldorf and across Southern Maryland are being urged to use National Healthcare Decisions Day as a prompt to talk through end-of-life wishes and complete advance directive forms. Local residents often travel to Waldorf or La Plata for palliative care and legal help, and faith communities plus county health departments offer free or low-cost planning resources to ease future stress.
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5. Lady Vol fans watch for Smokey, count orange emojis (knoxtntoday.com) ā One of Tennesseeās new womenās basketball transfers hails from Waldorf giving local fans a direct connection to the Lady Volsā fast-changing roster. The story explains how assistant coach Bill Ferraraās orange-emoji social posts have become a fan-tracked signal of new transfer commitments as the program rapidly reloads through the portal.
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