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Douglas Freeman High School tenth-grader Anna Laughter (pictured) recently learned that a drawing she completed last year will be placed on display at the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art in Virginia Beach Nov. 16 through Dec. 30.
The recognition, part of The Alliance for Young Artists and Writers' "Art. Write. Now. Tour 12-13," is the latest for Laughter's work, which earlier had earned three other honors.
The piece also earned a Gold Key Regional Award as part of The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards program and was displayed in February and March at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
Later, the piece was named a Gold Medal winner at the national level and also was selected as a Best In Grade (BIG) award recipient – one of only two pieces nationally submitted by ninth-graders (from among 7,123 such works) to earn the award. It was featured on display in New York City in June along with other Gold Medal award-winners, and Laughter also earned a $500 scholarship.
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For the third consecutive year, the Canterbury Recreation Association in Short Pump donated the most meals to the fourth-annual "Dunk Hunger" campaign, which raises money and food donations for FeedMore's Central Virginia Food Bank. Swim teams and community pools throughout the region combined to raise the equivalent of 77,404 meals this year, with the Canterbury group earning the Gold Medal, with 17,454 meals contributed.
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Police have charged a neighborhood teen with committing the double-shooting homicide last month that left a Hampshire woman dead and her husband critically injured. The arrest followed the teen being charged with the murder of a Washington, D.C., taxi driver last week.
Joshua Terrell Mebane, 17, has been charged with first-degree and attempted murder for shooting Teresa Ann Bass and husband Jerry Bass Jr. as the couple walked their dog on the evening of Oct. 26 along a path linking the Waldorf neighborhood and Westlake High School�s baseball field.
Officers working security at the Westlake-Great Mills football game that night heard several gunshots and were on the scene within a minute.
Teresa Bass was taken by ambulance to Civista Medical Center in La Plata, where she died. Jerry Bass Jr. was flown to an area hospital, where he was at one point listed in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds to his back, Jerry Bass Sr. said at a meeting police held last week in the Hampshire community.
The Charles County Sheriff�s Office received an �indication� Friday from the District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department that Mebane might have been the Hampshire shooter, spokeswoman Diane Richardson said.
The tip came the same day Mebane was arrested for the murder of a District taxi driver who was shot in the head and later found in his burning cab Nov. 7. As officers first arrived on the scene in Northeast Washington that night, the Hampshire neighborhood association was wrapping up the community forum in which county law enforcement updated residents on the investigation into the Bass shooting.
After receiving the tip, Charles County detectives went to the District and launched a joint investigation with police there.
Investigators executed search warrants on Mebane�s home in Hampshire and found a gun that the Prince George�s County Police Department�s forensic science unit linked to evidence recovered at the scene of the Bass shooting, Richardson said. Police have since found other evidence linking Mebane to the shooting, she added.
Detectives are still working to establish a motive for the Bass shooting, Richardson said.

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When police arrested a Gaithersburg man, his son, and four others in North Potomac on drug and firearm charges earlier this month, they alleged they had plenty of evidence: more than 600 Instagram photos of drugs and weapons.
Police report in charging documents that the arrests came after learning of a "problem house" which was the site of frequent parties, and where teens bought drugs from Ethan Gettier, the 16-year-old son of the home's owner, Darel Gettier. Both Gettiers were arrested on Oct. 11, along with 18-year-olds Anand M. Javeri, Khaliq R. Thomas, and Devon Rubenstein and 20-year-old Connor Fellows. Javeri, Thomas and Rubenstein live in Germantown, and Fellows lives in Gaithersburg.
According to his charging documents, police had believed that Ethan Gettier, a Quince Orchard High School student, was selling drugs to high school students from his home during school hours, with tacit permission from his father. Just after the arrests, police searched the Gettiers' home which police say smelled of marijuana and contained items used to consume the drug "in plain view" in Ethan's room, along with a .22 handgun.
"There is no way" that Darel Gettier did not know his son and friends were smoking marijuana in house, an officer wrote in Darel Gettier's charging documents.
But Howard Cheris, who represents Gettier, said that assumption was "overbroad" and "speculative."
Cheris said his client isn't guilty of any of the charges, adding that Gettier legitimately owned the guns that police recovered in his house.
When asked why Gettier had so many guns, Cheris said, "He's an NRA member, and because he's allowed to."
After learning of the photos that Ethan Gettier had posted to his Instagram — a social photo-sharing platform — and Facebook pages, police spent weeks surveilling Gettier's house, watching teen drivers pull into the house's driveway, stay for a few minutes, and drive away: typical behavior, they said, of a drug buy.
On Oct. 11, police watched one such car pull away from the house, and found Javeri and Thomas inside, along with some marijuana. Police arrested the two after learning the two had just sold Ethan Gettier marijuana, according to Javeri's charging documents.
When police and a SWAT team arrived at the Gettier home to serve Gettier with a search warrant, they found him armed with two handguns, according to a press release about the arrest.
Police found seven people inside smoking marijuana, and after searching the house, 45 guns. Among them was an M-16 that Ethan Gettier had posted to his Instagram account "DatLife420," according to his arresting documents. He had also posted photos of Tupperware full of marijuana and other firearms.
Steven Kupferberg, who represents Ethan Gettier, said he had only recently become Gettier's attorney and could not yet speak about the case in detail. He said that considering Gettier was only 16 and did not have a criminal record, he believed Gettier had been over-charged.
Fellows was arrested in a traffic stop shortly after he left the Gettier home.
Reached by phone at his home on Monday, Darel Gettier said, "It's all being blown out of proportion," and referred questions to Cheris, his lawyer.
As part of the ongoing investigation, a second search warrant was issued at Thomas' home on Cottage Garden Drive in Germantown. Police found six bags of marijuana there, baggies, and scales, according to his charging documents.
Police charged Ethan Gettier, Javeri and Thomas with possession or distribution charges. Darel Gettier was charged with allowing a minor to have access to a handgun and other charges. Rubenstein and Fellows received criminal citations for possessing marijuana.
All six suspects were released on bail. Attorney information for Javeri and Thomas was not listed online.


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English form of the name borne in the New Testament by two of Christ's disciples, James son of Zebedee and James son of Alphaeus. This form comes from Late Latin Iacomus, a variant of Iacobus, Latin form of Greek Iakobos. This is the same name as Old Testament Jacob (Hebrew Yaakov), but for many centuries now they have been thought of in the English-speaking world as two distinct names. In Britain, James is a royal name that from the beginning of the 15th century onwards was associated particularly with the Scottish house of Stewart: James I of Scotland (1394–1437; ruled 1424–37) was a patron of the arts and a noted poet, as well as an energetic ruler. King James VI of Scotland (1566–1625; reigned 1567–1625) succeeded to the throne of England in 1603. His grandson, James II of England (1633–1701; reigned 1685–8) was a Roman Catholic, deposed in 1688 in favour of his Protestant daughter Mary and her husband William of Orange. From then on he, his son (also called James), and his grandson Charles ('Bonnie Prince Charlie') made various unsuccessful attempts to recover the English throne. Their supporters were known as Jacobites (from Latin Iacobus), and the name James became for a while particularly associated with Roman Catholicism on the one hand, and Highland opposition to the English government on the other. Nevertheless, it has since become one of the most perennially popular boys' names.
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Former Labor MK Efraim Sneh on Sunday laid the blame for a portion of the unrest in Hebron last week on the head of right-wing activists, particularly former Kedumim mayor Daniella Weiss.
In a letter to Defense Minister Ehud Barak, he demanded that Weiss be placed in jail.
Weiss was arrested in the aftermath of last Thursday's evacuation of the disputed four-story Hebron building known as Beit Hashalom. She was later released, although she was banned from reentering Judea.
"It is unprecedented that a person who heads armed phalanges that operate against the State of Israel and its soldiers should be free to walk and spread their toxic doctrine in front of the TV cameras, as if there were no law in Israel and no judges in Jerusalem," Sneh wrote to Barak.
Sneh - who is running for the Knesset under the banner of a new political party, Strong Israel, and plans to visit Hebron on Monday morning - is not the only person who has targeted Weiss.
As events in Hebron heated up ahead of the evacuation and clashes erupted between right-wing activists and Palestinians as well as the IDF, Dani Dayan - who heads the Council of Jewish Communities of Judea, Samaria and the Gaza Strip - demanded that she be removed from the area.
The IDF also believes she is largely responsible for the Hebron violence, according to security sources.
But Weiss, in turn, has laid the blame for last week's events squarely on the shoulders of the government's "anti-Semitic policies."
The events of last Thursday will soon become another mark of failure for Barak, she said, warning that Barak himself would soon be "evicted" from his post as defense minister.
Weiss is of the opinion that it was the Border Police, the IDF and the Palestinians who acted violently on Thursday. The Border Police, she said, have failed to defend the Jews in Hebron who have been under attack from Palestinians. Activists and setters in Hebron only acted in self-defense, she added.
"We will stand up for our rights and our principles to be anywhere in all of the Land of Israel," said Weiss. "Even if they try to stop us, we will continue the struggle."
Yaakov Katz contributed to this report.
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The Charles County Board of Education appointed two vice principals to serve as principals at St. Charles High School and the Robert D. Stethem Educational Center.
Richard Conley, a vice principal at Henry E. Lackey High School, was appointed as principal of St. Charles High School, scheduled to open in August 2014.
Wayne Freeman, a vice principal at the Robert D. Stethem Educational Center, was appointed as principal at Stethem and will replace Thomas Weirich, who plans to retire at the end of June.
Conley said he is honored that he was selected as a principal, especially at Charles County's newest high school.
"Being selected to serve as the principal of any school, let alone St. Charles High School, is an extreme honor, and I am deeply grateful to Mr. [James] Richmond and the members of the board of education for the confidence that they have shown in me. The vision for St. Charles High School as a center for science, environmental education, 21st-century instructional technology and collaborative learning is one which I am excited to work with students, staff, parents and community members to help make into a reality," Conley said in a news release.
Freeman said he is honored just to be considered for a principal position.
"It is my honor and privilege to accept the appointment as principal of the Robert D. Stethem Educational Center. I have had the pleasure of working with outstanding teachers, staff, administrators and stakeholders who have helped to shape my destiny. I stand committed to working with all secondary schools in the delivery of instruction for students needing a cohesive educational program," Freeman said in the release.
Conley began his career with Charles County Public Schools in 2003 as a Spanish teacher at Westlake High School, and was named a vice principal at Lackey in 2008. He has a bachelor's in foreign language and government and politics from the University of Maryland, College Park, and has a master's of science in administration from McDaniel College.
Freeman joined the school system in 1986 as a pupil personnel worker and served at several county schools until he was named a vice principal at Thomas Stone High School in 1996. He transferred to General Smallwood Middle School as a vice principal in 2002 before joining the Stethem staff as a vice principal in 2006. He has a bachelor's in social sciences from Oakwood College, a master's from Bowie State University in guidance and counseling, and a master's in school administration from California State University.
Wilson named science center director
The board also approved the appointment of Monique Wilson, the coordinator of science, technology, engineering and mathematics education for the public schools, as director of the science center at St. Charles High School.
Wilson will oversee the use of technology at the school, including the Digital Classroom and Science on a Sphere, and will coordinate STEM-related opportunities for the school and the county.
She began her teaching career with Charles County Public Schools in 2001 as a science teacher at Benjamin Stoddert Middle School. She taught science at Mattawoman Middle School from 2003 to 2007 and transferred to Theodore G. Davis Middle School when the school opened.
In 2009, Wilson took a position at the Jesse L. Starkey Administration Building as an instructional specialist. In 2010, she was named the coordinator of STEM education for Charles County Public Schools. She has a bachelor's in earth science and secondary education from Kent State University, and a master's in administration from McDaniel College.
The appointments are effective July 1.


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Robert T. Jarboe, who served two terms as a St. Mary's County commissioner, died Sunday, police report, when he was run over by his farm tractor and was found lying underneath the machinery at his property off Route 244 near Callaway.
Jarboe, 79, either inadvertently placed the tractor in gear while climbing off it, or fell off the tractor while it was in gear, according to St. Mary's detectives. Jarboe fell behind the tractor, investigators report, and was struck.
St. Mary's 911 dispatchers sent emergency crews to the scene at Pear Hill Road at 11:29 a.m. Sunday, online dispatch reports state, and detectives report that police also responded to the farm. Jarboe's body was taken to the state medical examiner's office in Baltimore for an autopsy.
Jarboe (D) was elected to the board of commissioners in 1986 in the aftermath of a widespread political corruption investigation, and was defeated eight years later in his bid for a third term, amid a nationwide Republican surge. Jarboe was a past president and current member of the St. Mary's County Farm Bureau.


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Of Celtic (Arthurian) origin, a Cornish form of the name of King Arthur's unfaithful Guinevere. At the beginning of the 20th century, the name was merely a Cornish curiosity, but since then it has become enormously popular all over the English-speaking world, partly due to the influence of the film star Jennifer Jones (b. 1919 as Phyllis Isley). Another factor in its rise was probably Bernard Shaw's use of it for the character of Jennifer Dubedat in The Doctor's Dilemma (1905). See also Gaynor. More recent well-known bearers include the American tennis player Jennifer Capriati (b. 1976) and the British comedienne Jennifer Saunders (b. 1958).
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The city of Rockville reached a settlement in December with two companies that filed suit over construction costs for public parking garages in Town Square.
Debra Yerg Daniel, Rockville's city attorney, said the city is pleased with the outcome of the settlement.
"They're not paying us anything, and we're not paying them anything," she said.
Settling out of court saved the city the uncertainty of an appeals process that could have sent the case back to trial, Daniel said.
Rockville signed contracts with RD Rockville LLC and RD Rockville Garage LLC in 2004 to design and build three public parking garages with a total of about 1,800 parking spaces in Rockville Town Square.
The two corporations sued the city in 2011. They claimed that Rockville was required by contract to pay for parts of the garages — such as elevators, lighting and mechanical ventilation — but did not do so. RD Rockville sought $5.2 million and RD Rockville Garage sought $338,461, The Gazette reported in February.
The city filed a counter claim, saying the two corporations and their subcontractors made omissions or errors in designing and building the garages, costing Rockville about $145,000. The city also claimed that it spent $1.4 million for improvements that RD Rockville and other entities were required to pay for, but never did.
In May 2012, a jury said the corporations and their subsidiaries owed the city $496,478 for the added completion costs, but the city owed the subsidiaries $299,666 because plans to sell parking spaces with condos changed, The Gazette reported at the time. The corporations appealed the ruling, and Rockville filed a cross appeal, Daniel said.
"The jury found in favor of the city in certain claims and in favor of the plaintiff in certain claims," Daniel said. "Now that we've entered in the settlement, we're in the process of dismissing the appeals."
To cope with the lawsuit, Rockville brought in outside legal counsel, raising the amount it spent on a contract with the law firm Venable LLP, which was founded in Baltimore and has offices in Rockville.
In September 2011, the city approved a $500,000 contract with Venable for fiscal year 2012, but the mayor and council agreed to double that amount in January 2012. In May, they increased the contract amount by $500,000 again for a total of $1.5 million, due in part to litigation over the parking garages. Other reasons for the added costs included transfering maintenance of Town Square to Federal Realty Investment Trust, finalizing agreements related to the opening of a grocery store and code enforcement, according to Mayor and Council documents.
In FY 2011, Rockville officials approved up to $430,000 to contract with the firm. In December 2012, the mayor and council approved spending up to $375,000 in the current fiscal year for legal services from Venable to work on the city's debt service fund, pension plan assets and litigation over the Town Square parking garages.


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Metal bassist Jason Newsted is perhaps best known for playing bass with Metallica from 1986-2001. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2009 alongside the other members of the band - a moment in his career he describes as "victorious." Newsted has also been a part of such metal bands as Echobrain, Voivod and Flotsam and Jetsam and has also played with Ozzy Osbourne.
Currently, Jason plays bass and lends lead vocals to his new band, Newsted. Formed in December 2012, the metal outfit released their EP Metal in January 2013 - which topped the iTunes chart - and earlier this month put out their debut album, Heavy Metal Music on August 6.
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Jason teamed up with iHeartRadio to Guest DJ a radio station that's perfect for him. In addition to his work, the station includes music from such bands as Mastodon, Black Sabbath and more.
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1. "Mastodon is the first on the top 10 list," Newsted tells iHeartRadio. "They have a track out from a couple of years ago called 'Curl of the Burl' on the record The Hunter. For me they are one of the topbands flying the flag of heavy metal true, still to this day and don't take themselves too seriously. Their music is still very heavy and very scary, but they have a tongue-in-cheek approach that keeps a real light-heartedness to it that makes it very special. I like that combination of things – heaviness and the happiness."
2. "Next one on the list is Clutch, one of the most underrated outfits of all time in my opinion as far as hard rock music goes. This song's called '50,000 Unstoppable Watts.' They're just Gods of riffage and they don't have to be too distorted to maintain the heavy funk, and it's very cool."
3. "Next one on the list is The Sword, a band from Texas that have 3 or 4 records now and they are also flying the flag true for metal in this day and age. They tap back into the old school stuff, very serious riffage there, The Sword, 'Tres Brujas.'"
4. "For me, the originators of what we call stoner metal: it's Kyuss, with 'Un Sandpiper,' and everyone else followed in their footprints. They were Black Sabbath for the 90s and everybody else in stoner music followed them."
5. "Dozer, they're out of Sweden and the song's called 'Lightyears Ahead.' It's also slabs of down-tuned stoner metal, but probably one of the most underrated bands from Europe in this style of music."
6. "Top of the heap - they come sixth on the list, but pretty much number one for me. South American metal Gods, Selpultura, with the song 'Dead Embryonic Cells.' The riff in the middle of 'Dead Embrionic Cells' is THE coolest riff that's been played in metal, period. And you'll know it when you hear it - wait for it at about the three minute mark in this song."
7. "Next, heroes and brothers, Voivod out of Montreal. The song is called 'The Getaway,' and that's yours truly playing base right there and one of Piggy's last masterpieces, I'll call it that."
8. "We're getting close to home with Flotsam and Jetsom, this is from the first album Doomsday for the Deceiver, it's called 'Iron Tears.' It's the third song that I composed in my career. So check that out for the origins of the music that you hear now in Heavy Metal Music, our new LP."
9. "Next on the list are the inventors, the godfathers, and the beginning of it all for any of these bands. Without this band there would've been none of these other bands that preceded them here. This is Black Sabbath with my personal favorite and probably the heaviest riff of its time, 'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.'"
10. "Number 10 on the top 10 list. This is a band called Newsted, and a new single that's firing on all cylinders right out of the gate called 'Soldierhead.'"
11. "I added number 11 right here, it's WhoCares - a project that I also played bass on with Tony Iommi from Black Sabbath, Nicko McBrain from Iron Maiden, Jon Lord of Deep Purple and Ian Gillan. So that's that track right there. It was the 'when your heroes become your peers' [moment] and these are the sounds that we made from that project."
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Pope Francis, elected Wednesday by his fellow cardinals to lead the Roman Catholic Church, shares with St. Mary's County a Jesuit heritage.
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, 76, of Argentina became the first Jesuit pope. Much of St. Mary's County along the Potomac River was once owned by the Jesuit church, an order that originated in Spain.
Father Andrew White, a Jesuit, first ministered to American Indian populations and the English-speaking populations in the region when he came over on the Ark and the Dove with the first Europeans to settle in Maryland in 1634.
The Jesuits here were involved in missionary work and oversaw large tracts of farmland for more than 300 years.
"We at one point had over 30,000 acres in Southern Maryland," the Rev. Thomas Clifford, pastor at St. Ignatius at Chapel Point, said. The Port Tobacco Catholic church is one of only four Jesuit parishes left in the Maryland and Washington, D.C., area.
Clifford said that at one point there were 30 Jesuit parishes in Southern Maryland. Now, St. Ignatius in Charles County is the only one.
During the missionary work in the Americas and elsewhere, the Jesuits founded many schools, including Georgetown University and Loyola University.
"We ended up being noted as educators," Clifford said.
On Oct. 24, 1924, Catholics led by the Rev. John LaFarge, a Jesuit, held opening ceremonies dedicating Gibbons Hall in Ridge, an agricultural and industrial institute that promoted "a sound understanding and love of the Catholic faith," according to "In Relentless Pursuit of an Education," a book chronicling a century of segregated schooling for blacks in St. Mary's.
There was no public high school for blacks in St. Mary's County at the time, and Jesuits intended for the institution to be a "community school," that not only taught students a trade, but equipped them to be "leaders in their community and the church." The school, also called the Cardinal Gibbons Institute, closed in 1967 and was torn down five years later.
"Life was tied to the church. They also understood that education was tied to getting a better way of living," said Claudette Bennett, archivist at St. Peter Claver Church. In many cases, "all that they learned, most of it came from the school," said Bennett, whose mother was enrolled there. "They didn't know any other way, except for the Jesuit way."
The selection of the new pope offered tie-ins for Catholic students at St. Mary's five Archdiocese of Washington Catholic schools and St. Mary's Ryken High School.
"The kids were all tuned into it yesterday and were all excited," the Rev. Lee Fangmeyer at St. Michael's Church in Ridge said Thursday. He said the students have been learning about the history of the Roman Catholic Church's leadership position and just what a pope does.
Fangmeyer said he offered prayers for the new pope during a Thursday morning Mass at the church's school.
"He does seem very humble and authentic," he said.
His parishioners, especially the older ones, are recalling when the Jesuits still ran most of the churches in the region through the 1960s.
"This is Jesuit country," Fangmeyer said.
The Jesuits, which began in the early 1500s as a reform group of the Catholic church, vowed to help the poor.
At one point, they were not recognized formally by the Catholic church. Local Jesuits were criticized by the church for the use of slaves, Clifford said.
A lot has changed since then, and the election of a Jesuit pope solidifies that, Clifford said.
He said he was surprised by the election of Pope Francis, but pleased, adding that it was likely the Argentinian's "down-to-earth" interactions with people that helped make him an attractive choice for the cardinals.
The Jesuit designation could bring some extra attention to Clifford's parish in Charles County, he said.
The Rev. Brian Sanderfoot spends his days in an area that reminds him of St. Mary's County's — and his own — Jesuit roots. St. Francis Xavier Church in Newtowne was first established as a Catholic community in 1662 and was served by Jesuits for more than 300 years, he said.
"It's believed that the first Jesuit school in the United States was located here in Newtowne," Sanderfoot said. There also was a working farm, which had a main crop of tobacco, he said.
"We're very excited with our Jesuit heritage at St. Francis Xavier," Sanderfoot said. And, he said, he's excited to have a new pope who is not only a Jesuit, but has taken the name Francis, although the new pope took his name from St. Francis of Assisi.
Parishioners in St. Mary's feel a tie to Pope Francis, but like the message of the gospel, Sanderfoot said, he also can represent and guide people around the world.
"It's definitely a sign of our unity. It's a time that brings us together and we can be grateful to God," Sanderfoot said. "It reminds us what we have in common — sharing the same gospel and professing the same religion."
"Pope Francis is more than just the successor to Benedict XVI; he is the successor to all those who came before him in an unbroken line going all the way back to Peter," Cardinal Donald Wuerl, archbishop of Washington, said in a statement. "In Pope Francis, we recognize the successor to Peter and the visible sign of the unity of the Church spread throughout the whole world."


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The retirement of Maryland Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kathleen T. Snyder in June leaves a big hole to fill in the state business community, leaders of Montgomery County chambers say.
"She is a very inclusive and collaborative leader who possesses tremendous insight and patience in working with businesses and elected leaders from all over the state," said Gigi Godwin, president and CEO of the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce. "I especially enjoyed working with her on transportation funding."
Snyder, 62, who has been president and CEO of the state chamber since 1999, announced this week she will retire June 30, well after the General Assembly's session is slated to end. It's good that she's waiting until after the session, as she is so well versed in business issues before the legislature, said Marilyn Balcombe, president and CEO of the Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce.
"At the state level, it's important to have your finger on the pulse of those legislative issues critical to businesses, large and small, throughout the entire state," said Balcombe, an ex-officio board member of the state chamber as president of the Maryland Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives.
It's also important for the state chamber leader to build coalitions with other chambers in the state, she said. "Kathy is an expert on both of those counts," Balcombe said. "We are very lucky to have her, and I will definitely miss her."
Snyder is well respected by business leaders not only throughout the state of Maryland but throughout the nation, said Ginanne Italiano, president and CEO of the Greater Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce.
"I believe that Kathy Snyder is the perfect example of the type of leader needed for that position," said Italiano, an ex-officio board member of the Maryland chamber from July 2012 to June 2013 as president of the state chamber executives group. "I would expect that the search committee should find someone who has the same high ethical standards and integrity, the ability to positively affect change and to work closely and collaborate with other business organizations."
The search committee for a new chamber CEO will be led by board Vice Chair Sheela Murthy, an Owings Mill attorney. Thomas Graham, the board chairman and vice president of people strategy and human resources at Pepco Holdings, also is expected to be involved in the search for a new leader, said William Burns, a chamber spokesman.
Godwin said she did not plan to apply for the open statewide position. Balcombe said she thought about it for a "fleeting moment," but did not plan to apply "at this point."
Italiano said all seasoned chamber execs "should consider their next steps," but she had the "perfect job" already.
A key project of Snyder's has been the Maryland Competitiveness Coalition, a partnership that works on private-sector job creation that she said in a statement was "perhaps the highlight" of what she had accomplished. The coalition had created "new energy and interest within the business community to focus on our opportunities," she said.
"The coalition has already made a significant difference for Maryland's future and that of all of its residents," Snyder said.
The next state chamber leader needs to be able to run with that project, Italiano said.
"It would be nice to see Kathy's successor be someone who has the experience of successfully managing a chamber of commerce or nonprofit, but most important, be able to understand the needs of their membership and the business community as a whole and to adjust to changes when needed," she said.
During Snyder's tenure, she initiated the chamber's Business Philanthropy Awards, Maryland Business Hall of Fame, small business programs and an annual dinner with Maryland congressional members.
She came to the chamber after being president and CEO of the Alexandria, Va., chamber for about seven years and executive vice president of the Prince George's County chamber for some five years. She has won the Maryland and Virginia chamber executive of the year awards, among other honors.
Snyder, a Baltimore native, earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Maryland, College Park, and a master's in public relations from American University in Washington, D.C.


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A music teacher at New Hampshire Estates Elementary School in Silver Spring is in jail today on a charge of possession of child pornography.
Lawrence Joynes, 54, of Dundalk was arrested by Baltimore County Police Thursday on one charge of possession of child pornography. He is being held in the Baltimore County Detention Center in lieu of posting $1 million bail.
Marinda Thomas Evans, principal of New Hampshire Estates Elementary School, said Friday parents were alerted about the arrest via the school's ConnectEd phone message system on Thursday night. She said an additional letter is expected to go home with students recapping the incident.
"We have no reason to believe that" any Montgomery County students were involved in the pornography images, she told The Gazette Friday.
Evans said she has been told by police that the images were found on his home computer.
The school system has already hired a long-term substitute teacher to take over Joynes' music classes, according to Evans.
Montgomery County Schools spokesman Dana Tofig said Joynes has been placed on administrative leave. Tofig said Joynes has been a teacher at New Hampshire Estates Elementary School for ten years, and an MCPS employee for a total of 27 years.
"We are trying to be as honest and transparent with what we know," Evans said. "We are going on with the educational programs in a safe environment for our children."
Montgomery County Police have been notified and will be conducting an investigation to determine if any criminal offenses occurred in Montgomery County, according to Julia M. Hardgrove, office coordinator for the Baltimore County Police & Fire departments' Office of Media and Communications.


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County residents are still feeling the effects of the tizzy Mother Nature threw last night. Although the tornado and severe thunderstorm warnings have lifted, many areas around the county are still under water, forcing a busy morning for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue and a headache for some commuters.
Three of the nine MARC trains, trains 875, 879 and 895, will not operate Thursday afternoon due to downed trees on the Brunswick Line near Washington Grove. Although the tracks have since been cleared by CSX, which owns the tracks, "Three trains never made it to D.C. and weren't available for the return trip," according to Maryland Transit Administration spokesman Joe Sviatko.
Instead, trains 887 and 881 will operate through Martinsburg, W.Va. Train 883 will make all stops between Washington, D.C., and Brunswick, according to a press release from the Maryland Transit Administration.
Metro will honor MARC tickets, Sviatko said.
And power has been restored to thousands of county residents who were without it earlier today, according to information from Pepco's power outage map. The majority of the outages were contained to areas around Rockville, Wheaton, and Bethesda and Potomac. Earlier in the day, there were 607 outages in and around Wheaton, 1,681 in and around Rockville, and 444 near Bethesda and Potomac.
White's Ferry has been closed due to rain and high water since Wednesday evening, according to Malcolm Brown, the ferry's owner. "[The river] is bank full right now, but I expect it to get probably up to the store," he said. Shortly before noon today, the National Weather Service issued a flood warning for the Potomac River in Frederick and Montgomery counties.
There have been more than half a dozen water rescues since the rains began yesterday.
Chief George Brown of the Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire Department said the department's River Rescue and Tactical Services Team had a busy night, running rescue calls.
A call, which came in at 6:16 a.m., was a "legitimate rescue," Brown said.
"If we hadn't got there when we did, the car would have floated down the Hawlings River, and who knows where it would have ended up," he said.
The car, at 1901 Brighton Dam Road in Brookeville, was about 200 feet off shore, in about three feet of water on the driver's side, with a steep drop-off on the passenger side, he said.
Brown said the team went out in the rescue boat and as it approached the car, the car started to float away.
"We took out the windows and basically pulled the man out and put him into our boat," he said.
Earlier, at 3:55 a.m., the SSVFD responded to Chandlee Mill Road and Gold Mine Road in Brookeville for a stranded motorist.
"We put our boat in about three feet of water to reach the citizen in his vehicle, and brought him back to shore," Brown said.
The department also responded to calls at 8:25 p.m. for Frederick Road and Newcut Road in Clarksburg, and at 6:08 a.m. for Riffle Ford Road in Germantown, but in both of those incidents, the motorists were rescued before they arrived.
A map of water rescue locations can be found here at Google maps.
"We put a lot of assets on the road hoping they aren't needed, but it's a lot easier to turn someone around then to call for help and wait for them," he said.
Brown said that his message bears repeating.
"When water covers the road, just don't drive through it," he said. You are not only risking your life, but the lives of the folks that are coming to save you."
Brown said that many county roads remain closed, including Haviland Road in Brookeville.
"It's an island—there's no in or out for them," he said. "Montgomery County Fire and Rescue and Howard County Fire and Rescue are trying to contact these folks to check on their welfare," he said.
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